Editorial Standards & Corrections
Our Commitment to Accuracy
SOSRA Intelligence is committed to source-led reporting, transparent attribution, and responsible analysis.
We use documented sources, verify consequential factual claims, distinguish reporting from interpretation, and require human editorial approval before publication.
When material errors are identified, we review the evidence, correct the published content as appropriate, and provide transparent notice of substantive changes.
Artificial intelligence may assist with research organization and drafting, but editorial responsibility remains with authorized human reviewers.
Verified Before Published.
Every SOSRA Intelligence article must pass source verification and authorized human editorial review before appearing on the website or being distributed through email or social media.
Purpose and editorial authority
SOSRA Intelligence is a Group-level research and editorial publication operated under The SOSRA Group. Its purpose is to provide source-led reporting, industry analysis, and executive perspectives that help readers understand developments affecting business, technology, defense, government, and capital markets.
Artificial intelligence may assist with research collection, classification, summarization, analysis, drafting, formatting, and editorial workflow coordination. Human editorial authority remains responsible for factual verification, interpretation, final approval, publication, and corrections.
Source verification standards
Published material must be supported by identifiable, credible sources appropriate to the subject matter.
AI-generated summaries do not constitute independent source verification.
Editorial independence and representation
SOSRA Intelligence must distinguish independent editorial analysis from SOSRA business development, partner communications, sponsored material, and commercial promotion.
Publication must not imply government endorsement, official agency affiliation, access to restricted information, or privileged knowledge without verified authorization.
Corrections and updates
SOSRA Intelligence will correct material factual errors identified after publication.
Material corrections must be visible to readers. Routine formatting or typographical adjustments that do not change substantive meaning may be made without a public correction notice.
Retractions and content removal
Retraction and removal decisions require SOSRA leadership authorization.
Where appropriate and legally permissible, the public record should explain that an article was retracted or materially corrected.
Editorial Source Hierarchy
| Tier | Source category | Editorial use |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Primary sources: official government publications, regulatory documents, original corporate disclosures, technical standards | Primary verification of records and official statements |
| 2 | Established reporting organizations | Independent reporting and corroboration |
| 3 | Specialist research institutions and academic publications | Context and analysis, subject to methodology review |
| 4 | Social posts, anonymous claims, promotional materials, unverified AI summaries | Research leads only; insufficient by themselves for factual publication |
An official source confirms what the issuing organization has published or stated. It does not automatically establish the truth of every underlying assertion.