- All articles must be based on verifiable data, reputable sources, and correct interpretation of facts.
- AI-generated content MUST be reviewed for factual, contextual, and technical accuracy.

- AI assistance in content creation is disclosed where relevant.
- Sponsored content or affiliate placements must be clearly labelled.

- Editorial decisions are independent of advertisers, partners, or commercial entities.
- Coverage is never influenced by financial interests.

- No sensationalism, clickbait headlines, or misleading framing.
- Information must be contextualised, not exaggerated.

- Content must remain accessible, free from unnecessary jargon, and globally relevant.
- Diverse perspectives across geography, industry, and demographics are encouraged.

- AI model releases, breakthroughs, research LLMs, multimodal models, enterprise tools.
- Mergers & acquisitions, market movements.

- Vulnerabilities, exploits, data breaches.
- AI security, model safety, prompt injection.
- Government cybersecurity policies.

- Enterprise adoption.
- Automation, productivity, digital transformation.
- Sector-specific applications (Retail, Logistics, HR, Healthcare, etc.).

- Fintech innovations.
- Risk management & compliance.
- Algorithmic trading, fraud detection, credit scoring.
- Invoice financing, factoring (special expertise).

- AI policy, regulation, governance.
- Safety debates.
- Ethical frameworks, trust & accountability.

- Funding rounds, IPOs.
- Venture capital trends.
- Market forecasts and valuations.

- Founder profiles.
- Expert commentary.
- Long-form analysis and opinion pieces.

- Explainers.
- Beginner guides.
- How-tos and training content.

Acceptable sources include:
- Official company announcements.
- Academic papers.
- Government documents.
- Verified journalists.
- Credible industry reports.
- RSS feeds from authoritative publications.
- Research institutes.
- Reputable cybersecurity labs.

Prohibited sources:
- Unverified social media posts.
- Anonymous claims.
- Low-authority blogs.
- AI hallucinations (strictly filtered out through review).

- AI drafts can be used as first-pass content, but never published unattended.
- Human oversight ensures:
+ accuracy
+ clarity
+ tone
+ editorial coherence
+ fairness
+ SEO optimisation
Generate → Review → Edit → Approve → Publish.

All published content must:
- Verify claims using at least two reputable sources.
- Confirm dates, figures, quotes, and product details.
- Use original documents where possible.

If a mistake is found:
- Corrections are added within 24 hours.
- Significant changes will be transparently noted.

- Minimum 700–1200 words for news.
- Minimum 1500–2500 words for deep dives.
- Clear subheadings.
- External links to credible sources.
- Internal linking to related articles.
- No keyword stuffing.
- Natural language, human tone.

Each article must include:
- metaTitle (≤ 60 characters).
- metaDescription (≤ 160 characters).
- SEO-friendly slug.
- Relevant categories.
- 6–12 tags.
- Optimised images with alt text.

- Do not promote harmful AI practices.
- Coverage must consider societal impact.

- Avoid publishing exploit code.
- No detailed instructions enabling cyberattacks.
- Protect victims’ privacy.

- Respect personal data and identity.
- Blur or anonymise sensitive data.

- Avoid biased framing.
- Present multiple viewpoints.

- Editor-in-Chief has final editorial control.
- AI-generated outputs never override human editorial judgment.

This charter is reviewed every 6 months to adapt to:
- New AI technologies.
- Changes in SEO best practice.
- Shifts in global tech reporting standards.