Security & Trust
Security that
proves itself.
The whole platform sits inside Cyber Raptor — a security-and-utilities envelope that handles identity, quantum-resilient communication and signed policy. Downstream of it, the Real-Time Blockchain turns every action into tamper-evident evidence.
Cyber Raptor
Four pillars hold up the envelope.
Cyber Raptor is not a third-party dependency bolted on — it is core platform infrastructure, operational today and carrying production workload. It does four things, and everything else is downstream of them.
Hardware-rooted identity
Identity is controlled at two altitudes. A device is admitted only after a hardware attestation shows its measured boot and runtime satisfy policy; authority is then a specific, revocable Device-by-User-by-Application grant — never one coarse credential.
Quantum-resilient channels
Every channel is bound to cryptographically authenticated endpoints under a hybrid key agreement — classical X25519/ECDHE plus a post-quantum ML-KEM (Kyber). A party that cannot prove its identity cannot open a channel at all.
Policy-driven behavior
Nothing is hard-coded. What the system may do comes from signed, versioned policy objects — published, auditable and changeable without recompiling running code.
Layer 2.5 enforcement
A new enforcement plane between the device runtime and the network — endpoint eBPF/kernel hooks, identity-aware sidecars and SDN admission — reaching security a network appliance or an in-app control cannot.
The Real-Time Blockchain
A system of record, not a settlement layer.
Downstream of Cyber Raptor’s four pillars, the ledger is scoped as a control-and-evidence plane: it records execution identities, signed policy versions and finalized multi-model verdicts. Bulk business data stays in your own stores, bound to the chain by content hash — and it federates with your existing identity and key infrastructure rather than replacing it.
Select any action to expand its signed evidence — team composition, policy results, datasets, and the gate it passed.
Four certified agents deployed with least-privilege scopes, each isolated to the GL-close process.
Select any action to expand its signed evidence — the same control plane that powers Expert Fabric.
Immutable, and still changeable
One engine. Many signed policies.
The workflow engine binary is measured and version-pinned — its code path frozen and attestable. Behavior comes entirely from policy objects that are signed, content-addressed and append-only, never edited in place. Changing what the system does means publishing a new signed, versioned policy — with every prior version retained for audit. The software is immutable and changeable at the same time.
Same engine, different signed policies → different governed outcomes, all on chain.
Your data, your rules
Control that survives procurement.
Encryption everywhere
AES-256-GCM at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit. No plaintext storage.
Customer-managed keys
Your KMS wraps your data. We cannot silently read it.
Tenant isolation
A per-tenant runtime in your VPC. Your data never leaks into shared training.
Never trained on
Your conversations and data are never used to train shared models.
Export & delete
Full portability in standard formats and verifiable deletion.
Hosted or air-gapped
Run it customer-hosted in your cloud, or fully air-gapped offline.
Security you can verify,
not just trust.
Request the diligence package — control mapping, shared-responsibility matrix, and evidence-trail walkthrough.