Research Note
Why Project Lighthouse Exists
Security problems are often visible before they become incidents. The difficult part is separating meaningful signals from background noise and communicating findings in a way that helps someone act.
Project Lighthouse exists to do three things:
- Research security weaknesses and emerging attack surfaces.
- Review systems and architectures with a practical security mindset.
- Disclose credible findings responsibly so they can be fixed.
A central focus is the security impact of AI itself: researching emerging cyber threats from AI systems, testing the capabilities of the latest AI technologies, and turning what we learn into practical help for defenders.
The project is evidence-driven. A useful finding should explain what was observed, why it matters, what the realistic impact is, and what can be done about it.
Research should also minimise risk. Active testing belongs within an authorised scope, and responsible disclosure should prioritise remediation over publicity.
This site will contain short research notes, review methodologies and selected lessons from security work.