A product that protects older adults from deception should not market itself with any. Here is exactly what is true today, and what we are still building.
Monitoring scope is described in plain language before anything is switched on, with a phone fallback for enrollment.
High-risk cases go to a SilverGuard advocate. Families can see that review is underway rather than guessing.
Device lock and wipe are deliberately not shipped. Nothing in the pilot can take control of a device.
Wellness verification runs on HIPAA-grade infrastructure through the Kovo network.
Security workstream is open. We will publish status once an independent audit is complete, not before.
An accountable owner for architecture review is being appointed. Device enforcement cannot ship until this closes.
WISP documentation is being drafted alongside the GLBA and CFPB posture review.
The full trust center, with security whitepaper and state mandatory-reporting posture, lands in Phase 2.
SGOS device-level enforcement is a real part of the roadmap and a real competitive edge. It is also the highest-liability surface in the product, so it ships behind a named security owner and a tested life-safety failsafe, or it does not ship.
See what is live today