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🛡️ Security Protocol — Adaptive IIntelligence Circle Organization

Version: 1.0
Scope: Internal and Open-Lab Hybrid Environment
Last updated: 2025-10-27

** Author : Nguyễn Đức Trí

1. Purpose

This document defines the security principles and operational boundaries of the organization.
It aims to maintain trust, integrity, and resilience across semi-open systems where contributors operate in a partially decentralized environment.

2. Core Security Principles

  1. Least Privilege Access
    Every member only has access to what they directly need.
    Access escalation must be proposed, justified, and time-limited.

  2. Transparency with Controlled Disclosure

    • Open source modules are fully public.
    • Critical modules (core kernel, security logic, adaptive reasoning) are restricted under NDA or encrypted sync.
    • Internal discussions are logged but access-controlled.

  3. Code Integrity Validation
    All commits to core/, protection/, and runtime/ must pass:

    • Hash validation (validate_data_integrity.cpp)
    • Signature check by at least two maintainers
    • Behavior sandbox simulation before merge

  4. AI Safety Layer
    Adaptive models are never directly exposed to public input streams.
    All external inference requests are filtered via:

    • Human-in-the-loop simulator
    • Ethical context-checker
    • Bayesian risk evaluator

  5. Incident & Rollback Protocol

    • Detection triggers → Log → Snapshot → Rollback
    • The rollback is performed via rollback_handler.cpp or Lua sandbox routine
    • All incidents are reviewed by the Ethics & Security Rotation Group

  6. Key Rotation & Credential Handling

    • Encryption keys are rotated every 90 days
    • Contributors must use hardware-based or passphrase-based signing
    • No secrets committed to public repos

3. Governance Layer Integration

  • Security policies are automatically enforced by Rotate_Role.lua via periodic audits.
  • The system performs random trust-checks and integrity sweeps.
  • Maintainers rotate every cycle to prevent centralized control.

4. Human-in-the-Loop Safety Board

Every critical adaptive change must be reviewed by at least two members of different domains:

  • 1 from Technical (Core Dev)
  • 1 from Ethical Oversight (Behavior Analyst)

This ensures both technical soundness and moral coherence.

5. Emergency Override

In case of catastrophic AI malfunction or exploitation:

  1. Lock external API endpoints.
  2. Trigger system_freeze.lua to sandbox all adaptive agents.
  3. Notify the core maintainers + ethics board.
  4. Perform full rollback and forensic review.

6. Closing Statement

Security in this organization is not about restriction —
It’s about preserving the integrity of creation so that freedom can thrive responsibly.