Platform Security
Authority is designed into the execution path.
An architectural view of identity, policy, data boundaries and governed execution. Verify implementation evidence before relying on any individual control.
Data protection and deployment boundaries
Storage protection
Encryption, key management and rotation must be reviewed against configured providers.
Transport security
Protected transport paths should be validated using actual deployment evidence.
Sensitive-field boundaries
Sensitive-field treatment depends on data classification and integration policy.
Data location
Storage regions and cross-border flows require contract and infrastructure verification.
Access scope and identity controls
RBAC
Access scopes must be checked against actual user role, tenant, provider and context.
SSO / SAML
Supported identity-provider configuration requires implementation review.
Contextual Firewalling
Department-scoped access must be enforced and tested at the relevant data boundaries.
Governance Enforcement
The intended execution boundary: capability access does not by itself grant authority to act.
Authority boundary
Consequential actions require authorization under governing policy and verified enforcement.
Emergency procedures
Exceptional operations need explicit authority, justification and reviewable evidence.
Context isolation
Cross-context data access must be bounded by identity, policy and tenant scope.
Review security claims against evidence.
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