Masego Inc.GEOINT AI Accreditation Ledger28 rules (illustrative)The rules a package has to satisfy. These are illustrative sample rules; a real criteria set loads in the same way, as data. This set is illustrative. · attack list 2026.07MITRE ATLAS: a public catalogue of real-world attacks on AI systems, used here as the list of threats to defend against. · logbook 350 entriesEvery action ever taken in this system, in order. Each entry locks the one before it, so removing or editing one leaves a visible gap. Latest entry fingerprint: b83b7c8492272ad9…

Model packages

Each row is one versionOne submission of a package. It is frozen once submitted: a correction means a new version, not an edit. of a model’s accreditation packageEverything that has to be shown about one AI model for it to be approved for use.. Click a version number to see its checks and make a decision. What changed shows how much of a new version needs reviewing again; what was recognised shows what an allied partner has already approved.

Overhead vehicle detector

computer-vision object detection on overhead imagery

VersionOne submission of a package. It is frozen once submitted: a correction means a new version, not an edit.StatusCompared withThe last approved version. A new version is compared against it, so whatever did not change is not reviewed again.DocumentsThe documents in a package — test results, data lists, design descriptions. Each has a source, a collection date and an expiry.Open findingsProblems the checks found. Each must be fixed, or accepted as a known risk by a named person, before a decision can be made.Accepted risksA known problem somebody has chosen to accept, one at a time, with a written reason that stays in the record permanently.Decided bySourceOurs, or already accredited by an allied partner before it reached us.
1.0AccreditedApproved by a named official. The decision is sealed to the exact evidence it rested on.nothing620—Accrediting officialaccrediting.official@coe.ic.govours
1.1SubmittedSent in and frozen. Nobody has opened it for review yet.1.06251——ourswhat changed →
1.2SubmittedSent in and frozen. Nobody has opened it for review yet.1.0620——ourswhat changed →
1.3Under reviewOpened for review. A named official can now accredit or reject it — the system never does.1.0620——ourswhat changed →
Start a new version of Overhead vehicle detector

How is this model deployed? Tick everything that applies — the answers decide which rules and which attacks it is checked against.

What changed since the version it is compared with? The system also works this out from the files; if the two disagree, the reviewer is told.

Coastal vessel classifier

computer-vision object detection on overhead imagery

VersionOne submission of a package. It is frozen once submitted: a correction means a new version, not an edit.StatusCompared withThe last approved version. A new version is compared against it, so whatever did not change is not reviewed again.DocumentsThe documents in a package — test results, data lists, design descriptions. Each has a source, a collection date and an expiry.Open findingsProblems the checks found. Each must be fixed, or accepted as a known risk by a named person, before a decision can be made.Accepted risksA known problem somebody has chosen to accept, one at a time, with a written reason that stays in the record permanently.Decided bySourceOurs, or already accredited by an allied partner before it reached us.
2.3SubmittedSent in and frozen. Nobody has opened it for review yet.nothing592——PARTNER-A · 38 reusedAccredited by PARTNER-A first. 38 items could be reused from their approval, but nobody here has signed for relying on it yet.what was recognised →
Start a new version of Coastal vessel classifier

How is this model deployed? Tick everything that applies — the answers decide which rules and which attacks it is checked against.

What changed since the version it is compared with? The system also works this out from the files; if the two disagree, the reviewer is told.

Start a new package

A package is a model’s name, and it lasts across every version. The evidence and the decision belong to each version, because a version is what somebody actually approves.