To Whom It May Concern, Grammaton6 Tactical Systems is committed to advancing a unified compliance architecture across complex technological and biological domains. As we deepen our integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Non-Human Intelligence (NHI), and Human-based systems, it is critical to structure and codify distinct compliance and risk management approaches for each. This letter serves as a formal cover outlining our active frameworks and listing the compliance obligations and risk vectors for the three primary domains under Grammaton6’s operational governance: Human Systems, AI Systems, and Non-Human Systems. I. Human Systems – Compliance & Risk Management Listings Compliance Domains: • ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management Systems (QMS) • HIPAA ​/​ HITECH – Health and Data Privacy • OSHA 1910 – Occupational Health & Safety • Title VII, ADA, and Civil Rights Act – Equal Employment & Ethical Governance • ITAR ​/​ EAR – Export Control Compliance (for national security-related work) • GDPR ​/​ CCPA – Cross-jurisdictional data protection compliance • Psychological and Behavioral Risk Assessments – Based on ISO 31000 principles Key Risk Factors: • Cognitive fatigue under multi-domain load (AI​/​NHI​/​HUMINT interface) • Ethical deviations (gender, racial, neurodivergent bias) • Operational liability in conflict zones or UAP-influenced environments • Security clearance breaches and insider threats • Trauma or disassociation related to NHI exposure events Controls & Protocols: • Periodic human certification & fitness-for-duty evaluations • Behavioral compliance scoring (ECC Threshold Framework) • Field-level decision-making training under PSOGS (Public Safety Operational Guidance Systems) II. AI Systems – Compliance & Risk Management Listings Compliance Domains: • ISO​/​IEC 23894 – Risk Management for AI • ISO​/​IEC 42001 – AI Management Systems Standard • NIST AI RMF (Risk Management Framework) • EU AI Act (Tier 1 and Tier 2 use-case validation) • IEEE 7000 Series – Ethical Alignment Design • Executive Order 14110 – U.S. AI Safety and National Security Standards Key Risk Factors: • Model hallucination or unstable inference under UAP​/​NHI data sets • Compliance drift from regulatory frameworks during live learning • Exploitability or poisoning in adversarial inputs • Delegation of decision-making without human override • Misalignment with public safety goals or sovereign authority Controls & Protocols: • Tiered audit trails and explainability enforcement (XAI-by-default) • System integrity lockouts (auto-halt on ECC ≥ 0.85) • Multi-model adversarial red-teaming • Live ISO​/​IEC conformance validation through AI Auditors • Role-based deployment approvals with cross-agency visibility III. Non-Human Systems (NHI) – Compliance & Risk Management Listings Compliance Domains (Under Formation): • Custom Framework Based on ISO​/​IEC 23894 Adaptations • ICRC Ethical Guidelines for Autonomous & Biological Systems • NHIMS (Non-Human Intelligence Management System) – Proprietary Regulatory Architecture • Geneva Conventions analogs applied to non-human bioengineering encounters • Real-time ECC Score Classification for NHI-Human interaction Key Risk Factors: • Biological or dimensional contamination during cross-interface interaction • Protocol failure in isolation​/​containment facilities • Misinterpretation of communicative intent resulting in escalation • Technological artifacts breaching containment or airspace sovereignty • Legal vacuum in governing NHI agency, liability, and consent structures Controls & Protocols: • Shadow to Signal Protocol – For Contamination & Public Breach Events • ECC (Ethical Compliance Cascade) Triggers with Automatic International Oversight • UAP​/​NHI Situational Awareness Program (Phase II Launch Pending) • Biometric and Non-Human Sentience Classification Engines • Multilateral Treaty Development (classified proposals pending committee review) Conclusion: As part of our zero-tolerance enforcement model, Grammaton6 maintains distinct risk taxonomies for each domain while enforcing cross-integrity compliance frameworks across systems. Our ultimate goal is to ensure lawful operation, ethical governance, and strategic security for all intelligent systems—human, artificial, or otherwise. We remain at your disposal for audit inspections, cooperative briefings, or engagement discussions across public, defense, or private sectors. Sincerely, Ammar S. Al Saadi Founder & Systems Architect Grammaton6 Tactical Systems “Where Systems Fail, We Rebuild.”