Claim discipline and disclosure
What is available now, what depends on a deployment, what is shared under NDA, and what is restricted.
OHIIHO distinguishes between what is available now, what depends on a deployment, what is discussed under NDA and what is restricted. A running process is not treated as proof that a complete signal path works. Public claims are limited to capabilities that can be supported by current product behavior or public Research.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Available | supported in the current commercial product under stated conditions |
| Deployment-specific | available only for selected target types, regions, integrations or engagement terms |
| NDA detail | real detail that should not be published broadly |
| Restricted | premium counterintelligence capabilities for eligible government and national-security agencies, discussed on request |
| Not claimed | future, unverified or intentionally excluded |
What we say today — HIIH produces structured Findings linked to supporting observations. The Console, MCP and API pull paths carry a Finding’s identity, so it stays the same object across them; STIX 2.1 over TAXII 2.1 is available by engagement. The Access Finding family is live and inspectable in the Console.
What we do not say today — We do not claim cryptographically sealed evidence, identical output across every format, or general availability of every target type.
Naming the limits up front makes evaluation faster.
More detail is not always more trust.
Some detail allows an evaluator to make a sound decision; other detail creates security, legal or operational risk. OHIIHO uses layered disclosure so that each audience receives the information required for its decision under the appropriate controls.
| Layer | What it contains |
|---|---|
| Public | product model, target classes, outputs, boundaries, public Research |
| NDA technical diligence | architecture detail, conditions, sample evidence, data handling, service model, current limitations |
| Restricted | held outside public and NDA diligence, as defined in the first table above |