Security & Cryptographic Provenance

At Amicus Technology Services Inc., security, intellectual property fortification, and cryptographic immutability are architectural pillars. Every system iteration, synthesized module, and deployment cycle is protected by enterprise-grade cryptographic controls.

1. The Nocturnal Cryptographic Provenance Ledger

The Amicus Web Assistant™ architecture utilizes an automated, immutable Merkle-tree provenance ledger. Daily development snapshots and client synthesis runs are cryptographically hashed and chained into an append-only verifiable ledger:

This immutable chain provides timestamped proof of authorship, development priority, and trade secret origination under the Defend Trade Secrets Act (18 U.S.C. § 1836) and international IP treaties.

2. Zero-Retention AI Training Guarantee

We operate under a strict Zero-Data-Retention Policy. Your proprietary source code, internal schemas, system prompts, and trade directives are never logged for training foundational AI models. Inference occurs through private enterprise gateways governed by strict enterprise SLAs.

3. Zero-Trust API & Secret Isolation

Our production operations enforce strict zero-trust credential isolation:

• API keys are bound directly to dedicated Google Cloud & AWS Service Accounts with least-privilege role boundaries;
• Pre-commit git hooks block accidental secret, token, or private key leaks before commits can be formed;
• In-flight requests enforce TLS 1.3 transport encryption with strict certificate pinning and HSTS headers;
• Data at rest is secured via AES-256 GCM envelope encryption.

4. Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) & RFC 9116

Security researchers and partners discovering potential vulnerabilities are encouraged to disclose them responsibly to our security response team:

5. Corporate Headquarters & Registration

Amicus Technology Services Inc.
5900 Balcones Drive, STE 100, Austin, TX 78731
Operational Facility: Red Oak, TX, USA
Commercial Phone: +1 (214) 233-6185
Official Domains: amicusweb.dev • amicus-technology.net