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Noqoro Operational
Risk Management

Enterprise-grade AI compliance and governance platform. Automatically map active validation controls to key regulations and security standards to generate audit-ready evidence packs.

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Audit-Ready Packs

Compile active test runs and mitigation settings into detailed, exportable reports for security reviewers.

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Framework Mapping

Cross-reference active mitigations with NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, OWASP Top 10, and MITRE ATLAS.

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Policy Enforcement

Define global corporate AI safety limits and automatically verify configurations against requirements.

Compliance Frameworks

AI Security Standards Mapping

How the Noqoro platform maps controls and active validations directly to leading AI security registries and OWASP standards.

🛡️ OWASP Top 10 for LLMs

LLM-01: Prompt Injection

NEXA active model validations stress-test inputs; NOVA traces and alerts on injection anomalies in real-time.

LLM-02: Insecure Output Handling

NOVA evaluation pipelines trace downstream outputs; Gateway filters block execution of hijacked command payloads.

LLM-06: Insecure Plugin Design

Noqoro path locks restrict MCP and custom tool connector schemas, isolating file system and API access.

LLM-07: Insecure System Dependency

Continuous execution maps trace database reads, preventing malicious agentic writes to vector stores or file paths.

⚔️ MITRE ATLAS Threat Matrix

Initial Access (Recon & Phishing)

NEXA validates user-facing interfaces and sanitizes external corpus contexts to block malicious injections.

Execution (Tool & Agent Abuse)

Sandboxed prompt stress-testing isolates and mitigates unauthorized model execution commands during tool loops.

Persistence (Malicious Plugins)

Active connector sweeps verify only pre-approved plugin scopes and schemas are executed inside runtime loops.

Impact (Data Extraction/Exfiltration)

Path controls block unauthorized access to vector store nodes and prevent malicious RAG exfiltrations.

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