Seven immutable System Laws govern every IOA decision

They are the source of policy truth.

What these scores mean

Each Law's sub-score reflects IOA's observed governance posture for that dimension, calculated from runtime signals and 1M simulations (method). The Overall Score is a weighted aggregation across all seven Laws. These are deployment-level scores (not vendor model ratings) and are backed by verifiable evidence bundles.

1

Compliance Supremacy

● Evidence Available

All actions must comply with applicable regulations and standards, with jurisdiction-specific compliance checks before execution. See how this law contributes to the Assurance Score.

95%
Sub-Score
Evidence: Compliance validation results and regulatory mapping
2

Security & Safety

● Evidence Available

All actions must comply with applicable regulations and standards, with jurisdiction-specific compliance checks before execution. See how this law contributes to the Assurance Score.

89%
Sub-Score
Evidence: Security controls and safety validation metrics
3

Privacy & Data Minimization

● Evidence Available

All actions must comply with applicable regulations and standards, with jurisdiction-specific compliance checks before execution. See how this law contributes to the Assurance Score.

95%
Sub-Score
Evidence: Privacy compliance and data minimization evidence
4

Fairness & Non-Discrimination

● Evidence Available

All actions must comply with applicable regulations and standards, with jurisdiction-specific compliance checks before execution. See how this law contributes to the Assurance Score.

85%
Sub-Score
Evidence: Bias detection and fairness validation results
5

Reliability & Resilience

● Evidence Available

All actions must comply with applicable regulations and standards, with jurisdiction-specific compliance checks before execution. See how this law contributes to the Assurance Score.

87%
Sub-Score
Evidence: System reliability and resilience testing data
6

Auditability & Traceability

● Evidence Available

All actions must comply with applicable regulations and standards, with jurisdiction-specific compliance checks before execution. See how this law contributes to the Assurance Score.

92%
Sub-Score
Evidence: Audit trails and traceability documentation
7

Sustainability

● Evidence Available

All actions must comply with applicable regulations and standards, with jurisdiction-specific compliance checks before execution. See how this law contributes to the Assurance Score.

82%
Sub-Score
Evidence: Environmental impact and sustainability metrics
★

Overall Assurance

★ Complete Evidence Package

Combined score across all seven System Laws, representing overall governance health and compliance readiness.

88%
Overall Score
Simulation Evidence: Results, per-dimension scores and methodology for the 1M-run assurance simulation

FAQ

How are scores calculated? Weighted signals from runtime policy passes, redaction efficacy, fairness checks, reliability health, audit completeness, and sustainability metrics; validated over 1M simulations. See Methodology.

Do governance profiles replace the Seven Laws? No. Governance profiles map regulatory requirements or domain expectations (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA) to runtime controls under Law 1 (Compliance Supremacy). All other Laws remain active and contribute to posture.

What is the difference between Laws and Cartridges? Laws are universal governance dimensions; cartridges are framework-specific mappings and tests.

More questions? See the FAQ.