Security · Compliance · Trust
An end-to-end security and compliance system for highly regulated industries — from code to nodes, from data to governance.
Six security & compliance pillars
Global compliance coverage
GDPR, China Cybersecurity Law, MAS, FINMA, NIST and more.
Data encryption
AES-256 at rest; HTTPS / TLS 1.3 in transit across the entire site.
Vulnerability protection
Firewall, WAF, IDS; regular SQLi / XSS / CSRF scans and patching.
Data minimization
Purpose disclosed up front; users can request access and deletion.
High-availability architecture
5 regional nodes with auto failover and ≥99.9% availability.
Incident response
24/7 security monitoring with full IR runbooks and regular drills.
Credential verification
A credential is shown as verified only when issuer, identifier, validity and original link are complete and unexpired. Everything else is marked pending and is not a certification or regulatory endorsement claim.
Verified
No credentials verified yet.
Pending verification
- WAIO-related credentialPending
Issuer confirmation, identifier, validity and original pending
- WBO-related credentialPending
Issuer confirmation, identifier, validity and original pending
- ISO/IEC 27001 ISMSPending
Certification body certificate and scope not yet provided
- SOC 2 Type II reportPending
Auditor report not yet provided
- Contracting entity registrationPending
Registration number, jurisdiction and signatory pending
Defined scope. Accountable delivery.
Staged pricing & acceptance
Discovery, pilot and rollout have separate scope and fees. Contracts define baselines, evaluation samples, acceptance metrics and responsibility. Results are not unconditionally guaranteed.
Customer business data stays off-chain
Business records and personal data are not written to a blockchain. Confirm deployment region, model providers, access, retention and deletion in writing before work begins.
Clear contracting & delivery responsibility
Before signing, obtain and verify the legal entity, registration, jurisdiction, delivery owner and dispute terms. DAO collaboration does not replace contractual responsibility.