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Proof and trust

Credibility without overclaiming.

A central trust page for methodology, sample artifacts, security practices, founder background, support programs, publications, and certification limits.

What you receive

Concrete outputs for a specific decision.

  • Methodology summary
  • Sample artifacts
  • Security and data handling practices
  • Founder background
  • Program and support disclosures
  • Publication and research links
  • Certification scope and limitation language

Work product

Trust materials index

This page links the claims a buyer may rely on to the supporting material available on the site or through a scoped diligence request.

Methodology and artifacts

Review work is anchored in system boundary, authority model, abuse cases, supporting artifacts, and remediation path.

  • Approach page
  • Sample review package
  • Enterprise buyer packet

Founder background

Principal-led review by Kevin O'Connor, with senior national-security engineering and advanced threat research leadership experience.

  • About
  • Media and speaking

Security practices

Public security contact, PGP path, vulnerability disclosure route, NDA-first engagement handling, and instructions not to send sensitive materials through public forms.

  • Security
  • PGP
  • Security diligence FAQ

Published analysis

Open research and field notes cover AI-agent authority, MCP/tool risk, RAG boundaries, prompt injection, and production-readiness review.

  • Insights
  • OWASP Top 10 for AI
  • Field Notes

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What is supportable

Methodology

Assessment work starts from the decision, system boundary, authority model, abuse cases, artifacts, and remediation path.

Background

Principal-led review grounded in national-security engineering, advanced threat research, AI-security assessment, and high-assurance technical communication.

Programs and support

TKOResearch may disclose approved program participation or support only where supportable and relevant.

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What is not claimed

  • No customer logos without explicit approval.
  • No certification claims beyond a defined scope and date.
  • No guarantee that an AI system is safe in every configuration.
  • No broad assurance where only a narrow review was performed.

Next step

Start with the decision and the system boundary.

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