Frequently Asked Security Questions.

Answers to your most pressing AI safety and compliance questions.

Getting Started

If your AI makes decisions that impact human lives, finances, or legal standing, regulation is not optional—it's a critical risk management function. Unregulated AI is a significant liability, leading to lawsuits, massive fines, and brand damage. We make regulation a competitive advantage.

Start by taking our free **Risk Assessment**. Then, book a demo with one of our analysts to discuss the findings and tailor an AI Safety Audit plan based on your current exposure and regulatory requirements.

It's our gold-standard compliance framework covering **Privacy, Oversight, Law, Ethics, and Transparency (POLET)**. Passing this check certifies your AI meets the highest standards for responsible deployment.

We specialize in highly regulated sectors, including Finance, Healthcare (HIPAA), and European-based businesses (GDPR, AI Act), where the cost of non-compliance is highest.

Services & Pricing

Our Continuous Regulation plans start at **$5,000/month** and scale up based on the complexity, volume, and criticality of the AI systems under our 24/7 oversight. This cost is minimal compared to a single regulatory fine or breach.

An **Audit** is a one-time assessment (like an annual check-up). **Continuous Regulation** is ongoing, real-time monitoring and incident response (like an intensive care unit) to prevent future issues and adapt to new threats/laws.

Yes. Our Emergency Response team offers rapid deployment with a 4-hour window for containment, forensic analysis, and regulatory liaison. Our **Continuous Regulation** clients receive priority response.

AI Safety Basics

Human Regulation is the active process of placing expert human analysts, ethical oversight, and legal counsel in the decision-making loop of an AI system. It ensures that critical decisions are auditable, fair, and accountable—a necessity for high-stakes deployment.

Prompt injection is a vulnerability where an attacker manipulates an LLM (Large Language Model) by injecting malicious or clever input to make it ignore its safety instructions or divulge confidential information. It's a critical security risk we actively monitor and defend against.

We use a multi-stage process: 1) Auditing and debiasing training data; 2) Using bias-detection toolkits during model training; 3) Continuous, real-world monitoring for demographic parity and fairness drift; 4) Human review of high-risk decisions.