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The End of Surveillance: Redefining Internal Risk Prevention with EPPA-Compliant AI

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How ethical, non-intrusive AI is changing the way organizations detect and prevent internal risks — without monitoring or surveillance

Internal risks — including insider threats, unethical conduct, and integrity breaches — have traditionally been addressed through reactive and invasive methods such as monitoring, surveillance, or post-incident investigations. While these approaches aim to protect organizations, they often undermine trust, compromise employee privacy, and expose companies to legal and ethical challenges.

At Logical Commander, we believe internal risk prevention must evolve.

Instead of watching people, effective prevention begins with early risk visibility — identifying indicators before they escalate into financial, legal, or reputational impact.

Our flagship platform, E-Commander, is built around an EPPA-compliant AI model, designed in full alignment with the U.S. Employee Polygraph Protection Act. The system does not rely on surveillance, monitoring, polygraphs, or intrusive data collection. Instead, it transforms structured human input into objective risk indicators, enabling organizations to act early, responsibly, and within clear legal boundaries.

What makes this approach different?

  • No surveillance, no monitoring
    The system does not track employees or observe behavior in real time.

  • EPPA-compliant by design
    Built to align with U.S. regulations protecting employee rights and dignity.

  • Human-centric and privacy-first
    Designed to respect ethical boundaries while supporting organizational integrity.

  • Proactive, not reactive
    Focused on early detection and prevention rather than post-incident response.

  • Unified internal risk management
    Risk indicators are managed centrally, allowing Compliance, Risk, Security, and Human Resources teams to work with shared visibility and a clear distinction between preventive signals and significant risk indicators.

This shift marks the end of surveillance-based internal risk management — and the beginning of a more ethical, compliant, and effective way to protect organizations from within.

Source & Attribution

This article is based on a publication originally featured in USA News:
“The End of Surveillance: Inside the EPPA-Compliant AI Model Redefining Internal Risk Prevention”

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