Mission Integrity.

SOVRINT is designed for the detection of coordinated adversarial operations. Use of the platform must be strictly aligned with authorized missions, including national security, election integrity, public health communication, and corporate counter-influence operations.

Personnel are strictly prohibited from using SOVRINT for individual-level surveillance, stalking, or harassment. The system may not be used to track specific private individuals without a documented, institutional-level investigative nexus. Narrative-level analysis is the primary mission.

Users must not use the platform to generate or propagate deceptive content or misinformation. SOVRINT is a detection and analysis tool; reverse-engineering its extraction models to facilitate adversarial influence operations is a violation of the Mission Integrity Directive.

Automated scraping or stress-testing of the SOVRINT platform infrastructure is prohibited unless explicitly authorized for security red-teaming. Technical ingestion must follow the extraction rates and volume limits defined in the Customer's Service Level Agreement.

Intelligence artifacts must be handled according to their internal classification levels. Unauthorized intentional leaking of forensic artifacts outside of the Customer's Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) environment constitutes a directive breach.

Mission audit logs are reviewed periodically for compliance with this AUP. Breaches of the directive may result in immediate mission suspension, account revocation, and reporting to the Customer's designated Security Officer or legal authority.