“Was the system compromised?”
- Unauthorised access
- Technical anomaly
- System integrity
- Isolated events
Treonix is building Harm Grid—a person-centred intelligence platform designed to surface escalating patterns of technology-enabled harm occurring through legitimate or authorised access.
Conventional cybersecurity is optimised to detect unauthorised access, malware and compromise. But technology can become a mechanism of coercion while functioning exactly as designed.
The innovation gap is not simply technical. It is perceptual.
Harm Grid translates fragmented signals into an explainable temporal picture—without replacing the people responsible for interpretation and action.
A temporal view of trajectory and progression.
The unit of concern is potential human harm—not simply the integrity of a device.
Isolated events become meaningful when read as persistence, escalation and trajectory.
Risk signals remain interpretable, contestable and subject to human judgement.
Harm Grid identifies patterns associated with harm. It does not label a person an abuser.
The Harm Grid grows from original work spanning survivor-centric threat modelling, coercive-control classification, fuzzy risk scoring and acute deviation.
Treonix detects patterns associated with potential harm. It does not determine intent, guilt or identity. Human judgement, survivor safety, consent and contestability remain central to every deployment.
We are beginning conversations with researchers, advocates, technologists and responsible partners.
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