Our cryptography and our standards, on the public record.

Banks, fintechs and government buyers ask every supplier what cryptography is inside its product, and how its software measures up to Australian guidance. We have answered both in public, so anyone can check.

The cryptographic register

Every algorithm in the Senua AI engine and its products: what it protects, the standard it follows, its status in the Australian Government's Information Security Manual, and the date it moves to quantum-safe cryptography, with every step complete by December 2027. In the engine and the products, every primitive is our own code, with no third-party library. Releases are signed with ECDSA P-384 by a key held in AWS KMS, and connections use TLS 1.3 only.

The standards assessment

Control by control, how our software measures up to ASD Essentials and the Essential Eight, the Information Security Manual, ISO/IEC 27001 and the cyber security standards named by Standards Australia, with a page for procurement teams on APRA CPS 234 and CPS 230. It is our own assessment, reissued with each release as evidence for your assessor. Both come with datasheets to download, and the full registry goes to buyers and assessors under a non-disclosure agreement.

Nothing we cannot account for

We do not use models. No LLMs. No SLMs. Of any kind.

No GPU. No data centre. No AI token costs, ever. Senua AI learns cause and effect directly from your own system's data, and runs on low-end CPUs. We built it in Australia from the ground up, so there is no outside model or framework inside, and every line of the register can be checked.

The cryptographic register · The standards assessment · Ask for the full registry