Qont CEO Jordan J. Elliott on Building Safety and Trust in PRI

By Jordan J. Elliott, CEO of Qont

At Qont, we are advancing Portable Risk Intelligence (PRI) at a pace that continues to set benchmarks for the industry. With every leap in intelligence, scope, and power, we are equally committed to building the systems responsibly. Advancement without responsibility risks losing balance. That is why our safety measures are designed as guard rails: firm structures to ensure that innovation strengthens society rather than destabilizes it.

A central part of this responsibility is the introduction of Qont PRI Certification. This program establishes a global trust seal for clients — proof that the systems they operate have been approved by the original creator of PRI. Certification will be color-coded by size, intensity, and application, giving clarity across governments, corporations, and institutional clients. A large government deployment may carry one designation, while corporate systems may carry another. Each certificate will be issued with a unique identifier, reinforcing transparency, accountability, and confidence.

The aim is not simply compliance but trust. We want every client to know their PRI system has been reviewed, tested, and certified by Qont itself. We are not cutting corners, nor will we. Instead, we are reinforcing stability at every level of our ecosystem. By combining technological guard rails with visible certification, we ensure PRI advances in a way that is both responsible and resilient.