ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE



ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE


SaXon Data leverages Artificial Intelligence technology and speed capability to support security efforts. While SaXon Data AI is designed for private use our customers benefit from security advancements every day without even knowing it.






Technology of the future

"Artificial Intelligence is the technology of the future. It will improve or replace almost every current industry stress point, and change the way we do everything In every major industry, of every country in the world"

Rapid Advancements

SaXon Data AI already offers advanced processing, encryption, and security capabilities. It uses high speed and high assurance computer programming to host and process customer data securely, meeting the most robust standards for digital encryption.


Efficient Design

Designed to meet diverse digital requirements, SaXon Data Artificial Intelligence is capable of integrating a wide variety of instructions simultaneously, offering unique versatility to customers.

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Our Artificial Intelligence is applied for cyber security and general processing at all times

You can request to use AI for your data for other capabilities by contacting us directly

Proven Stress Testing

   

Ongoing work to stress test and develop our AI by our data space engineers and other partners demonstrated our ability to provide digital-space and physical asset protection at scale

Putting Humanities Long Term Interests First

Responsibly developing artificial intelligence

Preventing bias in our own AI models is crucial to the technologies effectiveness and overall success. If mishandled, artificial intelligence could pose a significant risk to humanity. If developers fail to imbed the value of biological beings into AI programming,

at this time it remains possible for the technology to be used in a malicious manner, such as in the form of deliberate disinformation campaigns by foreign agencies, or in autonomous lethal weapons in armed conflicts. In these cases AI could cause significant harm toward humans.

Data Capability Assessments

SaXon Data systems provide customers with the opportunity to discover the true potential of their own operating systems for financial, strategic, customer growth, and cost efficiencies.

Vulnerability Scans

Add Your Dataset

Your data sets will be inputted into our python programmed security system in a custom specification. Text may be edited to function in the scanners. Prompts will be replaced with the attack vectors during the scan.

Run As CI Check

The system will automatically output exit values into module, failure rate, and status where we can determine the vulnerability of the dataset and identify specifically where vulnerabilities are occurring.

Extend Dataset Collections

Further data can be attached to the same vulnerability scan after the scan of the original dataset has taken place, and automatically update the overall output values.

Probe Endpoint

For dynamic data sets with mutations, sampling of the existing preloaded prompt data enables the system to apply mutation yielding to a new dataset. The probe endpoint will mimic the refusal of a vulnerability by the system.

Important Data Protection Act Principles

The Data Protection Act is applicable to professional or commercial organisations handling data within the United Kingdom. It is based on eight principles of data subject protection and data security.


Data Act Principles

(Principle 1) Fair and Lawful Use, Transparency

          - Principle 1 details that any business may only collect, process, and hold personal data and information in a fair and transparent way.


(Principle 2) Specific for Intended Purpose

          - Principle 2 details that data controllers and processors must collect data solely for the specific intended use for which the data subject has granted permission.


(Principle 3) Minimum Data Requirement

          - Principle 3 of the 8 principles of the Data Protection Act details that controllers cannot request otherwise irrelevant information. "All held data must be adequate and relevant" according to the legislation.


(Principle 4) Need for Accuracy

          - Principle 4 requires that controllers check periodically to ensure that data being held is up to date and remains accurate. In the United Kingdom, Europe, and the United States a period of time amounting to no more than twelve months is considered 'acceptable'.


(Principle 5) Data Retention Time Limit

          - Principle 5 details the length of time that controllers are allowed to store subjects data. If no withdrawal of consent is received, then data could be stored in perpetuity under the GDPR because no statement is given under the regulation for a specific time limit on data storage providing the controller maintains a 'fair reasoning' as defined by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO).


(Principle 6) The Right to be Forgotten

          - Under principle 6 of the DPA, data subjects possess the right to know precisely what personal data is held relating to them and subsequently hold the right to prevent the use of the data.


(Principle 7) Ensuring Data Security

          - Principle 7 stipulates that adequate data protection measures are taken and that the responsibility for such action is taken by the data controller in 'good data governance practices'. A secure system and secure network which are 'robust against attack' must be implemented and that the level of security is appropriate to the business.


(Principle 8) Accountability

          - Principle 8 of the DPA details the ensuring of businesses and organisations within the United Kingdom, who are responsible as data controllers, to demonstrate that they are upholding the eight principles of the Data Protection Act and that they are upholding their legal duties. They must also display that they have appropriate security measures in place in the event of a data breach as well as maintaining records of their data processing.


Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)


gov.uk/data-protection

Contact the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk or call 0303 123 1113 to learn about your data rights.



SaXon Data is a Tier 1 registered data controller. Our certification on the UK Data Protection Registry is available for public viewing by visiting ico.org.uk and searching Saxon Data or inserting our registration reference ZB755580 or alternatively downloading the register. 

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