Research privacy

For Safety Group Inc. (4SI), 11201 North Tatum Boulevard, Suite 300 PMB #365, Phoenix, AZ 85028, United States. Contact: contact@by4si.com.

This notice covers personal information necessary for public research, source attribution, corrections and archived records. The automated Intelligence service and Daily Risk Briefing closed in October 2026. The public website continues to make selected papers, methods and research materials available; this does not restart the former automated feed or subscription service.

Sources include authorities, regulators, courts, law enforcement, official company disclosures, standards bodies, peer-reviewed research and official institutes. Established media may provide secondary confirmation. Records can contain organization names, official roles, names of officials or spokespersons where necessary, event descriptions, dates, locations and source URLs.

4SI minimizes unnecessary personal details and does not ordinarily publish victim names, private employee contacts, sensitive categories, biometric identifiers, private images or target information. Public availability is not treated as unrestricted permission; source rights, relevance, necessity and proportionality still matter.

• Maintain a sourced, attributable research record and distinguish evidence from interpretation.
• Check relevant updates, duplicate material and source integrity.
• Explain methods, limitations and conditional economic scenarios.
• Handle corrections, privacy requests and copyright or legal concerns.

Where the GDPR applies, the relevant basis for necessary public-source research and correction records is generally the legitimate interest in maintaining an accountable research record, balanced against the nature, context and impact of personal data. Legal obligations and claims may provide a separate applicable basis.

Scheduled source intake, briefing generation and briefing delivery have stopped. Historical private snapshots used Vercel storage; historical subscription, delivery and suppression records used Resend. The original publisher remains the authority for the underlying source. An archive is not described as a continuously refreshed feed.

Routine visits, search terms and page interactions on this website are not sent to an AI model. Tools may assist internal research, writing or checking under the AI and Editorial Transparency Statement; generated output is not accepted as independent evidence.

Source records and limited version/correction history are retained while necessary to support the research record, legal obligations or claims, with periodic review. Historical subscription records are no longer used to send briefings; minimal suppression records may be kept to honor opt-outs. Contact and rights correspondence normally follows the 24-month policy, unless an active relationship, duty or claim requires more.

Records may be corrected, removed from public view or deleted where appropriate. A version history need not retain unnecessary personal details. Applicable freedom-of-expression, legal-obligation and public-record exceptions are considered case by case.

Depending on the law that applies, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, a portable copy or other information; object to processing; withdraw consent; appeal a denied request; and exercise applicable opt-out or limitation rights. 4SI does not discriminate against people for exercising an applicable privacy right.

Send a request to contact@by4si.com or the postal address above. Identify the service or record and your jurisdiction. We may request proportionate verification and, for an agent, evidence of authority. Do not send an identity document unless we explain why a particular verification step is necessary and provide an appropriate channel.

Include the page or source URL and explain the correction or privacy concern. The Corrections Policy describes editorial review. No research score or archived classification is used here for an automated individual decision with legal or similarly significant effects.