Exohood Labs, specifically our UK-registered Artificial Intelligence Research Center, we meticulously adheres to the NCSC’s guidelines for AI system development.
Our approach encompasses a comprehensive security strategy throughout the AI system’s life cycle. This includes detailed threat modeling to anticipate and mitigate potential security risks, stringent supply chain security to ensure the integrity of all components and robust infrastructure measures to protect against system compromises. Additionally, our incident management protocols are designed to quickly respond to and resolve any security incidents, while our continuous maintenance and update management practices ensure that the AI system remains secure against evolving threats.
By aligning with “secure by design” principles, Exohood Labs emphasizes a proactive approach to security, embedding it into every aspect of AI development, from initial design to final deployment and ongoing operation. This commitment extends beyond basic compliance, incorporating advanced cybersecurity methodologies to safeguard not only our AI systems but also the data and privacy of our users, thereby upholding the highest standards of security and data protection in our AI development process.
Exohood Labs follows these guidelines in developing our AI, ensuring robust security at every stage of the AI system’s life cycle.
Disclaimer on Compliance with UK and EU Trade Sanctions and Export Controls
We strictly comply with all applicable UK and EU trade laws, sanctions, and export control regulations. As such, we do not provide services, technology, or products to entities or individuals in countries subject to comprehensive sanctions or export restrictions. This includes, but is not limited to, countries such as Russia, Belarus, North Korea, Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba, Sudan, South Sudan, Yemen, Zimbabwe, Congo (Democratic Republic and Republic of the Congo), Somalia, Lebanon and Libya.
Users and customers must ensure that they are not accessing our services from a prohibited jurisdiction or using them for any activities that violate applicable sanctions laws.
For more information on the specific countries and restrictions, please refer to the official UK government sanctions guidance.
https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/collection/guidelines-secure-ai-system-development