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The small business standard for safe AI use

Use AI. Keep control of it.

The risk is not that AI turns on you. It is that a cloned voice authorizes a payment, a chatbot leaks a client file, or an automation acts with access nobody reviewed.

AI Safe Protocol closes all three — eighteen controls, a signed policy, and a dated record you can show your bank, your insurer, or your biggest client.

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Quick check in two minutes · Full assessment in eight · No sales call

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AssessEighteen controls across five domains.
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ImplementPolicy, protocols, permissions, and training.
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RecordDated proof of what you had in place.
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Which are you assessing?

Business covers all five control domains — verification, data, agents and autonomy, output reliability, and people. Household covers family verification and personal accounts.

How thorough?

The quick check covers the highest-risk control in each domain. The full assessment covers all eighteen and is what the Control Record is based on.

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Close the gaps

Meet the standard.

The assessment shows the gaps across all five domains. These close them — documented, signed, and defensible if anyone ever asks what you had in place.

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Control Pack

Everything you need, in one download.
$499One time
  • AI use policy — two pages, editable, with a staff signature page
  • Verification protocol — the callback rule that stops payment fraud
  • Vendor verification record — the trusted contact the callback rule depends on
  • Agent permission review — what your AI tools can reach, and who can switch them off
  • Data exposure checklist — 12 leak paths and how to close each
  • Approved tools list — with the privacy settings to change first
  • Training kit — manager-led session, employee handout, knowledge check, attendance record
  • Client security statement — the page you send when a client asks how you handle AI
  • Onboarding & offboarding checklist — including the AI accounts most lists miss
  • Incident response pack — first-hour actions, report form, and who to call
  • Seven wall posters — 11×17 and US Letter, including the home robot sheet
  • Control Record + certificate — dated, signed, ready to show
Get the Control Pack — $499

Incident Response Pack

For the hour it actually happens.
$49One time
  • First-hour sequence — what to do, in order, before anything else
  • Bank recall template — including the Hold Harmless Letter to ask for by name
  • Incident report form — what the bank, insurer, and police will each ask for
  • Evidence checklist — what not to delete
  • Who to call — wall sheet, plus wallet cards for every phone
Included in the Control Pack

Annual Renewal

For businesses already on the standard.
$149Per year
  • Updated policy and protocol — revised for the tools and threats that emerged this year
  • Refreshed training — new scenarios, new knowledge check, so staff aren't retaking the same test
  • Current approved tools list — settings change without notice; this tracks them
  • Reassessment — a new Control Record with this year's date
  • New certificate — dated for the wall
Renew for this year — $149

Why annual? Food safety certification runs five years because the risks barely move. AI tools change every few months — new features get switched on by default, new fraud patterns appear, and last year's approved list goes stale. Renewal is optional, and the documents you bought remain yours either way.

Safety poster

The rule, on the wall.

A policy in a folder stops nothing. Seven sheets, one for every wall where AI can cost you money — readable across a room, with blanks for your verification phrase and approval threshold.

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