Trust through cryptographic proof

We don't ask you to trust us — we give you the tools to verify everything. Supply chain posture, deterministic execution, and verifiable evidence packs, all in one place.

Proof-First Assurance

We believe that autonomous AI without proof records is fundamentally uninsurable. Mindburn Labs does not ask for trust; we provide the math to verify it. Every action yields a tamper-proof chain.

EU AI Act Readiness

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What high-risk AI systems must have

Article 6-49 of the EU AI Act defines mandatory requirements. HELM covers them all.

Risk management system

HELM's 25 conform gates and CEL policy engine provide continuous risk evaluation for every AI action.

Data governance

Cryptographic receipts prove data provenance. Every input and output is hash-linked and verifiable.

Technical documentation

Proof bundles automatically generate complete, machine-readable documentation of every AI decision.

Record-keeping

Proof chains maintain a tamper-evident history of all AI actions. Replay ensures full auditability.

Transparency obligations

Every HELM proof record is independently verifiable offline. No black boxes.

Human oversight

Approval gates with signed attestation enable human-in-the-loop checkpoints for high-risk decisions.

Accuracy, robustness, cybersecurity

Formal verification (TLA+ models, Lean4 proofs), stress testing, and future-proof security.

Conformity assessment

L1/L2/L3 safety levels with standardized test vectors. Third-party verifiable.

10 regulatory frameworks, one platform

HELM doesn't just cover the EU AI Act. It provides compliance infrastructure across the full regulatory landscape.

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Check your AI system risk level

Answer a few questions to classify your AI system under the EU AI Act and see how HELM can help.

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Does your AI system make decisions that affect people's rights or safety?

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HELM Safety Levels

The HELM standard defines three safety levels, each with explicit requirements and automated verification. Certification proves your system meets the bar.

L1 — Core

Block-by-default enforcement, signed proof records, reliable rule evaluation. The minimum bar for HELM-governed systems.

L2 — Evidence

Proof chains, proof bundles, linked record verification, replay capability, and export for audit.

L3 — Governance

Organization rules, safety evaluation, intervention tools, trust registry, and edge governance.

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Report security vulnerabilities to: [email protected]

PGP key: PGP key available on GitHub

Response time: 48 hours

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