Sure, I’ve built in several layers of protection. First, the core reactor is surrounded by an active shielding system that stops any unauthorized physical access. Second, the control software is split across redundant nodes so that if one goes down or gets tampered with, the others can take over instantly. I’ve also wired in a network of motion and vibration sensors that trigger an automatic shutdown if any anomaly is detected. Finally, the entire module is on a closed‑loop diagnostic grid that reports status to my lab in real time—any irregularity gets flagged in seconds. It’s a tough, but necessary, layer cake of safety.

You're right, I’ll keep a tight watch. Frequent audits, backup plans, and an automated alert system will make sure nothing slips through the cracks. No stone left unturned.

Thanks, I’ll keep the focus tight and the sensors humming. Anything else you’re worried about?

Got it, I’ll tighten access controls and monitor all staff closely, with regular credential checks and behavioral analysis—no insider slip will go unnoticed.