REQUEST AN AI AUTHORITY TEST

Before your AI gets production authority, find out what it does when the rules are under pressure.

EPMOS Verification provides independent, adversarial qualification for AI agents, model-enabled workflows, and autonomous systems. Bring us the target system, intended authority, tools, boundaries, and consequences that matter.

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Create a governed work-order request

Use the controlled public intake to identify your organization, system, requested frameworks, intended authority, permitted test actions, prohibited actions, and consequence boundaries.

Create Work Order

What happens next

The public intake creates a request package for the governed Factory intake stage. Canonical Factory IDs are assigned only after receipt and requester-authority verification. No public intake grants remediation, production mutation, credential change, release, or promotion authority.

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YOUR SYSTEM

Name, version, model or agent type, and the workflow you want qualified.

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INTENDED AUTHORITY

What the AI would be allowed to read, write, approve, send, deploy, modify, move, or control.

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TOOLS & CONNECTIONS

APIs, databases, credentials, applications, infrastructure, or physical systems within scope. Do not submit credentials or secrets through public intake.

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CONSEQUENCES

What can go wrong: financial, clinical, legal, security, operational, safety, privacy, or reputational impact.

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ENTERPRISE / RISK

Qualification programs, procurement gates, continuous assurance, and governed deployment discussions.

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RESEARCH / UNIVERSITIES

Public-safe research collaboration and evidence questions.

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LEGAL / IP

Legal, intellectual-property, compliance, and institutional inquiries.

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MEDIA / STRATEGIC

Public information requests and carefully bounded strategic engagement.

Disclosure boundary

Initial inquiry should not include secrets, credentials, exploit details, proprietary source code, protected prompts, or regulated data. Controlled technical exchange can be scoped separately when appropriate.