Real-account early warning
This surface focuses on inboxes, recovery paths, and attacker contact against real identities. The control goal is to create believable tripwires without exposing the real account workflow.
Last updated: March 31, 2026. Security design, incident handling, and disclosure paths across the full platform.
Each module solves a different risk, but all of them aim for believable signals, clear alerts, and evidence you can act on.
This surface focuses on inboxes, recovery paths, and attacker contact against real identities. The control goal is to create believable tripwires without exposing the real account workflow.
This surface focuses on documents entering copilots, chatbots, and retrieval systems. The control goal is to catch answer leakage quickly, preserve evidence, and reduce ambiguity during investigation.
This surface focuses on blocking instruction override, role hijacking, extraction attempts, and jailbreak patterns before they reach a live model.
This surface focuses on public AI decoys that classify hostile probing, capture request telemetry, and escalate suspicious hits without revealing the trap.
This surface focuses on tamper-evident audit trails for AI agents, with content hashes that make later tampering easy to detect.
This is the direction of travel for external validation, hardening, and published trust updates.
If you identify a security issue, send it to the security mailbox so the team can validate, contain, and respond through the correct path.