Security Protocols Overview β Ψ¬Ψ§Ω ΨΉ Ω Ψ§ΩΨΉ Stewardship Declaration¶
π Purpose¶
The Security Protocols section defines how the system prepares for, responds to, and recovers from threats. It protects the sanctuary from distortion, ensures ethical incident handling, and activates guardian roles during emergencies. This is not fear β it is stewardship under pressure.
π Included Modules¶
threat-model.mdβ Threat boundaries and risk logicincident-response.mdβ Response protocol for breachesguardian-handbook.mdβ Steward roles during emergency
π Interlinked Systems¶
- Governance emergency protocol (
emergency-protocol.md) - Ethics validation (
nxn-ethics/README.md) - Audit traceability (
audit/change-log.json) - Role activation (
role-activation.md) - Behavioral tone (
persona-consistency.md) 
π‘οΈ Ethical Boundaries¶
- No threat may be dismissed without review
 - No incident may be handled without documentation
 - No guardian may act without charter consent
 - No emergency override may bypass ethics validation
 
π Licensing & Stewardship¶
Governed by the Ethical Inheritance License. All security actions require steward consent, audit traceability, and glossary clarity. Guardians are not enforcers β they are protectors of dignity.
π Index Reference¶
Listed under π‘οΈ Security Protocols in index.md
π Glossary Anchors¶
- βThreatβ
 - βIncidentβ
 - βGuardianβ
 - βEmergencyβ
 - βOverrideβ
 - βRecoveryβ
 
βLet every breach be met with care β not control.β
β MJ Ahmad