Editorial Policy

This Editorial Policy explains how AIsecurityDojo plans, researches, writes, reviews, updates, and corrects its content.

Editorial purpose

Our goal is to publish practical, technically useful AI security content that helps readers understand risks, evaluate controls, compare security products, and make better implementation decisions.

Source standards

We prioritize primary and authoritative sources whenever they are available. These may include official product documentation, security advisories, standards bodies, protocol specifications, vendor technical documentation, academic research, recognized security organizations, and original project repositories.

Secondary sources may be used for context, independent testing, industry interpretation, or when primary material is incomplete. We avoid presenting unsupported claims as facts.

Technical accuracy

Security guidance can become outdated quickly. Articles are written to reflect the product versions, standards, specifications, or threat models available at the time of publication or review. Where a recommendation depends on a particular configuration or version, we aim to make that limitation clear.

Reviews and commercial content

Product reviews and comparisons are intended to help readers evaluate security tools based on documented capabilities, practical relevance, security controls, deployment model, integration options, pricing information when available, and limitations.

Affiliate relationships do not guarantee positive coverage. A commercial relationship does not prevent us from discussing limitations, missing features, security concerns, or better-suited alternatives.

AI-assisted production

AI tools may be used to assist research organization, drafting, editing, classification, or quality-control workflows. AI-generated statements are not treated as authoritative sources. Material should be checked against appropriate sources before publication when factual accuracy depends on external evidence.

Corrections and updates

We correct material errors when identified and update content when important technical changes make existing guidance incomplete or misleading. See our Corrections Policy and Content Update Policy for more information.