Chargement...
Understand what was decided, executed, and observed.
DAROS separates evidence of a requested action from evidence of its actual effect. A security record is useful when its scope, source, and limitations are explicit.
The governed evidence cycle
Context
Signals, assets, and observations associated with an event.
Decision
The policy or operating context used to qualify the situation.
Authorization
The human or controlled approval that authorized the action, where required.
Action
The instruction sent to the selected enforcement component.
Result
What the endpoint or service actually reported back.
History
A reviewable chronology that preserves the sequence and its limitations.
Illustrative event sequence
A device reports suspicious activity. Operators review the context. A response is authorized within policy. The response is sent. The platform records whether execution and an observed effect were confirmed.
Illustrative example only. It does not describe a real customer or prove a specific outcome.
Explore the trust model
Each domain of the DAROS trust architecture is documented in a dedicated page.
Trust Center
The DAROS trust model at a glance - philosophy, pillars, and verification.
Security Architecture
Access governance, protected connections, runtime boundaries, and tenant isolation.
Identity & Access
Workload and human identity, MFA, RBAC/ABAC, approval gates, emergency access.
Compliance
SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, CIS Controls, GDPR, DORA - with roadmap.