SCBE-AETHERMOORE
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Hey — you probably got an email from me.

I'm Issac. I build AI governance tools that let regulated teams ship LLM features without getting sued, fined, or owned. Three products, three real prices, no sales deck.

This page exists so you can decide on your own terms. No calendar booking pressure, no gated PDFs, no "request a quote." Here's what's actually available:

If you're wondering why you should trust me

I've been building this for a while. The framework underneath all three products is open source (MIT), patent pending, and ships with 99.42% combined AUC and 91/91 red team prompts blocked in CI. It's not a deck. It's running code you can clone.

USPTO #63/961,403 99.42% combined AUC · 91/91 red team MIT licensed Solo builder

Why a solo builder and not a Fortune 500 vendor?

Because you don't need Fortune 500 pricing. Lakera, Robust Intelligence, and HiddenLayer sell to Fortune 500 at $150K-$1M per engagement. Harvey.ai wants a 20-seat minimum for legal AI. Decagon starts at six figures. If you're mid-market, you're not their customer — you're their future customer, three years from now.

I'm building for the teams in the middle: the 50-person SaaS company deploying OpenAI for support, the regional bank facing ISO 42001 pressure, the AI startup shipping agents to enterprise customers, the fintech that can't afford to hallucinate a refund. Real pricing, real delivery, no gated demos.

The framework I use is open source on GitHub. You can clone it, run the tests, read the patent, and decide whether the math checks out before we ever talk. I'd actually prefer you did.

About the name

SCBE-AETHERMOORE is the framework, not the company. "SCBE" is Symphonic Cipher Based Encryption — the hyperbolic geometric model that prices attacks out of affordability. "Aethermoore" is a reference to the world I built around the math, which also became a novel (The Six Tongues Protocol). Yes, I'm one of those people.

Not interested? No hard feelings. A few options: