Architecture capabilities
The properties that make the architecture governable.
Normalized event pipeline with anti-replay and idempotent processing.
- Multi-source collection
- No duplication, no replay
- Normalization at ingress
Explicit access governance, workload identity, protected connections, and runtime boundaries.
- Workload identity
- Protected connections
- Runtime boundaries
Multi-tenant isolation at every layer - identity, data, and evidence.
- Per-tenant boundaries
- Tenant-aware policies
- Isolated evidence
Signatures, hash chains, and sealing protect decisions and evidence.
- Documented provenance
- Linked records where supported
- Independent verification where applicable
Cloud, on-premise, hybrid, and isolated environments share one architecture.
- Containerized services
- Kubernetes-ready
- Offline-first endpoints
Every governed action produces replayable, third-party-verifiable evidence.
- Controlled history
- Available verification
- Reviewable records