Who signs the work
Joseph Cirello
- US Army, Senior Warrant Officer (Ret.), 25 years
- Active Secret clearance
- Before that, accounting: two trades with one rule, you do not take the supplier’s word for it
- Providence, Rhode Island
He built the testing instrument, runs its tests, and publishes its errors beside the models’. He takes no money from the maker of a model to grade that model, and sells nothing of theirs.
How the company is built
Small on purpose. One accountable person signs every finding, and the instrument does the volume: 258 live scenarios and a 400-turn battery, run the same way every time, graded from the record rather than from anyone’s opinion. When a turn needs a human, the human who rules on it is the one whose name is on the report.
Cleared work. For classified, ITAR-sensitive or high-assurance environments, engagements are staffed through an established network of TS/SCI and polygraph-cleared personnel, scoped per contract.
A Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, registered and active in SAM.gov.
What is on the record
- A complete screening report, published in full, including the findings our own instrument got wrong.
- Seven industry-standard tests run beside our audit on four named models, every number checkable.
- Three named vulnerability disclosures with full transcripts.
- A comment on the public record of the NIST NVD modernization docket, filed as the organization.
- A book, free to anyone, on why the chair of the independent checker cannot stay empty.
Talk to the person who signs it.
No sales team. Email reaches the founder directly: a reply within 24 hours, a quote within 72.