Standards and practices
Integrity before scale.
The operating commitments behind A2C3 public-safety education and reporting.
In short: A2C3 reviews its safety content, limits what activity reports show, and tests access on different devices. Public demos are for review. They are not paid services or approved department deployments.
Content integrity
We keep sources for our safety lessons and review them as guidance changes. A source does not mean that its publisher endorses or certifies A2C3.
Privacy-conscious measurement
Public programs do not ask for a participant’s name. Reports combine activity. Browser estimates do not count people.
Accessibility
We test with keyboards, mice, touchscreens, larger text, narration, and different screen sizes. An outside group has not checked or certified the full platform for accessibility.
Readiness labels
Three labels explain what you can explore now. None represents a paid department partnership or production deployment.
- Public demo: an activity or tool you can try and review. Branding previews stay in your browser. Saving campaign changes requires approved access.
- Demo reporting: reports based on recorded demo activity. Sample examples are labeled. These are not official department records.
- Private evaluation: protected review tools for approved department accounts. Approval to evaluate does not allow a public launch.
Department review
Before a public launch, each department should review its branding, local materials, where activities appear, accessibility needs, reporting setup, and public notices.
Versioning and evidence
We track changes to questions, sources, programs, analytics, and reports. This helps us see what people viewed and what the reports measured.
PASS release details are available in a machine-readable manifest.
Security, backup, and continuity
A2C3 uses authenticated administrative and department workspaces, server-side authorization for protected actions, aggregate exports, and documented operational controls. Independent penetration testing, formal recovery targets, contractual availability commitments, and other procurement evidence are disclosed according to their actual completed status rather than implied.
Download the public security white paper (PDF)
Report a concern
Content, accessibility, privacy, attribution, or technical concerns can be submitted through the Contact page.