Effective date: July 4, 2026
Legal Overview
These pages explain the public website terms, privacy approach, security reporting boundaries, governance posture, and AI or automation disclosure for OCO Engineering, LLC. They apply to the public website and public materials unless a separate written agreement, statement of work, policy, or signed scope says otherwise.
The legal pages are written for public clarity, not to disclose private operating controls. They define the default public terms for using the website, the limits of public contact, the treatment of public-site information, the rules for reporting security issues, and the disclosure position for AI, automation, examples, and public technical descriptions.
Public Information
The website describes OCO’s public identity and approved areas of work as a data intelligence engineering firm. It does not publish private client identities, private operational records, credentials, unreleased architecture, private datasets, internal provider configuration, or security-sensitive implementation details.
Public information may mention categories of work, sectors, capability areas, ventures approved for disclosure, and general technical approaches. It should not be read as a complete list of systems, clients, infrastructure, data sources, model behavior, security posture, commercial arrangements, or future product commitments.
No Service Relationship
Viewing the website, reading a capability page, submitting a form, or sending email does not create a client relationship, professional engagement, security authorization, confidentiality obligation, or duty for OCO to perform work. A service relationship requires written acceptance, scope, commercial terms, and authorization from the proper parties.
OCO may decline, ignore, or archive public inquiries that are incomplete, abusive, outside scope, unsafe, unauthorized, or unrelated to OCO’s work. Public inquiry does not require OCO to preserve evidence, investigate a claim, accept a project, maintain confidentiality, provide advice, or respond within a specific timeframe unless a separate agreement requires it.
Page Set
The Terms explain use of the public website. Privacy explains public-site information handling. Security explains how to report security issues and what is not authorized. Disclosure explains AI-assisted and automated work. Governance explains how OCO frames accountability, boundaries, records, approvals, and public disclosure.
These documents are meant to work together. If one page discusses contact, security, privacy, AI, or governance, the related pages should be read with it. For example, a security report may also involve privacy handling, disclosure control, governance review, and terms limiting unauthorized activity.
Contact
Questions about public legal, privacy, security, governance, or disclosure information can be sent to info@oco.io. Do not send credentials, private datasets, exploit details, production secrets, or confidential third-party material through public email.
Public email is a triage channel. If OCO decides that a matter requires sensitive exchange, the next step may require a separate process, verified identity, written scope, secure transfer path, or owner approval. Until that exists, public email should be treated as unsuitable for secrets, regulated data, exploit material, or confidential project files.