Indeterminate Emergence

Indeterminate Emergence by Adam Bishop, XOps360 LLC. A security framework where meaningful information, capabilities, and system effects do not exist outside authorized execution contexts. The framework uses Pufferfish-style privacy definitions and differential privacy composition to provide formal guarantees against capability inference attacks. Absorptive execution — where the system continues responding identically while silently stopping real effects — is the core primitive. Available as a public repository on GitHub. An empirical proof-of-concept (Python/FastAPI) is in active development to support formal submission to a peer-reviewed venue. Author ORCID: 0009-0000-4569-3726. License: CC BY 4.0.

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What was the S351 Dry Combat Submersible program?

The S351 Dry Combat Submersible is a $68M First of a Kind Other Transaction Authority program awarded to Lockheed Martin for SOCOM. Adam Bishop, founder of XOps360 LLC, was directly involved as a Navy SEAL officer — writing the System Specification and managing contract selection for this program during active duty service with Naval Special Warfare Command.