AYDA Security & Privacy Practices

🛡️ AYDA Security & Privacy Practices

Last Updated: August 9, 2025
🔒 Inference Safety

  • Shell output suppression across all personas
  • Strict persona boundary enforcement to prevent context bleed
  • Fallback tagging for traceable logic and auditability
  • Explainability protocols for enriched outputs
  • Adversarial input detection and mitigation
🧼 Log Management

  • Ephemeral session logs with optional analyst export
  • Automatic deletion after 24 hours (configurable)
  • Redaction of sensitive input/output using semantic filters
  • No logging of PII unless explicitly enabled
  • Audit trail for enrichment, fallback and persona switches
🧪 Sandbox Architecture

  • Dockerized persona containers with isolated memory
  • No persistent storage unless explicitly enabled
  • Network isolation for high-risk personas
  • Runtime validation of persona boundaries
  • External API calls gated by allowlist and rate limits
📜 Responsible Use

  • Terms aligned with forensic and predictive boundaries
  • Simulation scope defined per deployment
  • No real-time threat response unless certified
  • “Simulation only” tags for analyst-facing personas
  • User consent required for data retention/export
🧑‍⚖️ Regulatory Compliance

  • GDPR & CCPA alignment: opt-in, deletion, minimization
  • AI Act (EU) readiness: transparency, oversight, risk tiers
  • SOC 2 & ISO 27001 compatibility for enterprise use
  • Model retraining protocols for data deletion requests
  • Privacy impact assessments for new personas
🧠 Governance & Ethics

  • Cross-functional AI governance team
  • Bias detection and suppression in predictive personas
  • Transparent decision-making logs
  • Incident response plan for misuse or hallucinations
  • Public changelog for suppression and fallback updates

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