Permission
Meaningful control over what is connected, preserved and shared.
Trust + ethics + privacy
The closer technology gets to a person's life, the more restraint matters
LIViQ is being designed to create useful understanding without turning a person's life into something that is constantly observed.
Trust should not require surveillance
No camerasNo ambient audioNo facial recognitionNo unnecessary biometric tracking
Data minimization
Not everything needs to travel
Person-centered by design
Being known should include having a say in how you are known
Information about a person can come from records, the people who know them, and the person themselves.
LIViQ is being designed so that understanding is not simply built about someone, but shaped with their participation wherever possible.
Correction
Understanding can change when it is incomplete, outdated or wrong.
Provenance
Where information came from remains visible. Records, observations and lived perspective are not interchangeable.
LIViQ should preserve context, not erase it.
Security + accountability
Principles need architecture behind them
LIViQ is being designed with privacy, security and accountability as architectural requirements from the start.
Data minimization
Collect only what serves a defined purpose.
Encryption
Protect sensitive information in transit and at rest.
Role-based access
Limit access according to responsibility and need.
Auditability
Create visibility into how sensitive information is accessed and used.
Consent + control
Make permissions understandable and changeable.
Healthcare privacy
HIPAA-ready architecture
Designed toward applicable healthcare privacy and security requirements.
Independent examination
SOC 2 readiness
Building the security program toward independent examination.
Where HIPAA applies, LIViQ is being designed to support appropriate safeguards and responsibilities. LIViQ does not currently present itself as universally HIPAA compliant.
SOC 2 readiness describes the direction of the security program. LIViQ will not claim certification or attestation before an appropriate independent examination has been completed.
Our standard
Technology should help a person live more freely, not make their life more observable
That is the standard we are building toward.