Who is responsible for the content?
Aneo B.V. is the author and publisher of Aneo blog articles, knowledge base guides, glossary entries, and NIS2 resources.
The company remains accountable for the accuracy of published content, including work prepared with research, editing, or AI assistance.
How topics are chosen
Topics are selected from recurring security and compliance questions, operational problems, product workflows, framework changes, incident lessons, and relevant search demand. Each page should answer a distinct question rather than repeat another page for a keyword variation.
Commercial relevance may influence topic selection, but it does not justify unsupported claims, hidden limitations, or advice that does not help the reader.
How sources and claims are checked
High-impact factual claims should use primary or authoritative sources such as regulators, standards bodies, government agencies, official vendor documentation, and original research. Sources must support the nearby claim, and uncertainty or conflicting evidence should be stated.
Aneo distinguishes sourced facts from analysis. Statistics, legal requirements, vulnerability details, framework claims, and quotations receive additional review before publication.
How AI may be used
AI tools may help with research discovery, structure, drafting, editing, comparison, or quality checks. AI output is not treated as a source and is not published without human review.
Reviewers remain responsible for checking source support, removing invented details, confirming product boundaries, resolving overlap, and deciding whether the content is useful enough to publish.
Security, compliance, and product claims
Aneo content provides general educational and operational guidance. It does not provide legal advice, certify an organization, prove that a control operates, or replace accountable professional judgement.
Product descriptions must reflect current Framework-Pro and IncidentAI capabilities. Limitations, human approval requirements, and implementation responsibilities should remain clear wherever they affect the answer.
Corrections and material updates
A material update changes what a reader should understand or do. Examples include correcting a factual error, changing advice, adding important evidence, or substantially revising a section. Spelling, formatting, metadata, and routine link maintenance do not receive a new update date.
To report a possible error, email hello@aneo.io with the page URL, the statement in question, and any supporting source. Aneo will review the issue and correct the page when the evidence supports a change.