Trust, security, privacy, and responsible AI across MISIXS brands.
This Trust Center explains how MISIXS, LLC approaches security and privacy, how we manage risk and vendors, and how our brands inherit a consistent baseline of operational discipline. Policy content and brand notes expand in place so there are no dead ends.
Trust Center sections
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How to read this page
MISIXS sets baseline trust controls centrally. Brands inherit these controls and disclose differences only when the data processed, operational commitments, or feature set changes in a meaningful way.
What MISIXS means by “Trust Center”
A Trust Center is a public record of how we think and operate. It is not a marketing page. It explains what we do, why we do it, and how accountability works across our ecosystem.
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Last reviewed: [12/30/2025] · Owner: [Security Archecture & GRC]
Trust Overview
MISIXS, LLC operates multiple brands, products, and services. We manage security, privacy, and responsible technology use through centralized governance so customers experience consistency, even as offerings evolve.
Scope
This Trust Center covers MISIXS owned and operated brands and systems, including customer facing platforms and internal operations that support them. Brand notes appear below and expand in place.
Accountability
We assign clear ownership for security and privacy decisions. Where operational tasks are delegated, accountability remains centralized so that standards do not fragment across brands.
Security Program
Our security program is designed to reduce risk, protect data, and maintain reliable operations. We prioritize prevention, detection, and response, while balancing usability and business outcomes.
Governance and risk management
Security decisions are driven by risk. We document security requirements, review changes that impact exposure, and maintain a consistent approval process for material changes, vendors, and new capabilities.
Access control and identity
We design systems around least privilege, strong authentication, and controlled administrative access. Access is reviewed and adjusted as roles change, and privileged actions are restricted and monitored.
Secure development and change control
We integrate security into how we build and maintain systems. Changes are reviewed and validated before release, and production access and deployments follow controlled workflows.
Monitoring and operational resilience
We maintain logging and monitoring appropriate to the systems we operate. We investigate suspicious activity, track reliability signals, and continuously improve controls that reduce operational risk.
Policy and Usage
These items expand in place so customers can read the language immediately. PDFs are available for download where published.
Data Processing Agreement (DPA)
This standard DPA applies when MISIXS processes personal data on behalf of a customer in connection with services. It is intended to operate as the baseline processor agreement and does not expand commercial terms unless expressly incorporated into an applicable agreement. All brands operate under the MISIXS Data Processing Agreement unless otherwise stated.
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Terms of Service and Use
These terms govern access to and use of MISIXS services, including acceptable use, account responsibilities, and any service specific terms incorporated by reference.
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Privacy Policy
This policy explains what information is collected, why it is collected, how it is used, and what choices may be available depending on context.
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AI and Automation Responsibility
MISIXS builds AI and automation systems to improve outcomes while maintaining human accountability. We treat these capabilities as controlled systems with defined boundaries.
Human oversight
Automation supports work, but it does not remove responsibility. We design workflows so that material decisions can be reviewed, audited, and corrected.
Data handling in AI enabled features
We apply the same data minimization and access control standards to AI enabled features as we do to the rest of our systems. Brand notes below disclose additional AI related processing only when it differs from the MISIXS baseline.
Safety boundaries
We aim to reduce misuse through guardrails, monitoring, and policy enforcement that fit the context of each product and brand.
Compliance and Framework Alignment
We align our practices with widely recognized security and privacy frameworks. Where a customer needs specific mappings or evidence, we provide controlled disclosures appropriate to the engagement.
Framework alignment
Our program is designed to align with principles found in common frameworks such as ISO 27001 and NIST guidance. We focus on consistent governance, access control, change control, monitoring, and incident preparedness.
Customer due diligence
If you need a security questionnaire, a vendor review packet, or a discussion with a trust contact, use the contact section below and include your timeline, scope, and any required forms.
Incident Response Philosophy
We prepare for incidents so we can respond quickly, contain impact, and communicate responsibly. Our goal is to protect customers, restore normal operations, and learn from every event.
Detection and triage
We investigate events that indicate potential compromise, data exposure, or service disruption. We prioritize containment and evidence preservation while maintaining operational continuity where possible.
Communication
When notification is required by contract or law, we communicate through appropriate channels with clear facts and practical guidance.
Post incident improvements
We track root causes, corrective actions, and process improvements so that the same class of incident becomes less likely over time.
Vendor and Subprocessor Management
We evaluate vendors based on risk and business necessity. We prefer vendors that support strong security practices, clear contractual terms and reliable operations.
Risk based evaluation
We review vendors based on what they do, what data they may access, and the operational impact they introduce. We re evaluate when scope changes or when new risk signals appear.
Subprocessors
If a subprocessor list is required for a specific product, it will be disclosed within that product’s trust notes in the Trust by Brand section below.
Customer requests
If your organization requires advance notice of vendor changes, share the requirement during contracting so we can determine feasibility and document the process.
Trust by Brand
Each brand inherits the MISIXS Trust Center baseline. Brand notes open in place below.
Rule First CRM | AI and Automation Platform
Customer operations platform with automation and AI enabled workflows.
Open trust notesRule First Media
Media and content workflows, including production and distribution.
Open trust notesSixcess Brands
Consumer lifestyle brands focused on performance, energy, and experience.
Open trust notesRule First Adventures
Creative, maker, and enthusiast brands spanning media, products, and community.
Open trust notesRule First trust notes
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Secret AI Labs trust notes
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FutureProofWithSix trust notes
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Rule First Media trust notes
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Sixcess Brands trust notes
Sixcess Brands includes consumer focused products and experiences such as Drink Sixcess and Drive Sixcess. These brands do not operate customer accounts or platforms and do not process regulated personal data.
Data collection, where applicable, is limited to basic marketing interactions such as email signups, event participation, or voluntary feedback. No customer data is sold or shared beyond service providers necessary to operate marketing and fulfillment workflows.
Included brands: Drink Sixcess, Drive Sixcess.
Rule First Adventures trust notes
Rule First Adventures is a creative and enthusiast focused brand group that includes product design, media, community engagement, and hobby based commerce.
These brands do not operate SaaS platforms and do not process customer personal data beyond basic transactional or community interaction information required to fulfill orders or engage with audiences.
Included brands: Mr. Bones Co., Half Alive Co., Bobby & Timmy RC.
Contact Us
For trust, privacy, and security inquiries, contact MISIXS using the channel below. If you are submitting a due diligence request, include your timeline, scope, and any required forms.
Trust and security contact
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General contact
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