Enterprise-grade security and auditability designed for regulated environments—implemented as defense-in-depth architecture with audit artifacts available under NDA.
Defense-in-depth architecture aligned with NIST Zero Trust principles: network segmentation, mTLS service identities, KMS/HSM key management, policy-as-code with signed packages, and immutable audit trails enabling decision replayability.
Axiosky is in active development with pilot deployments. The security controls and design principles below represent current architecture and implementation targets. Operational SLAs, third-party audit reports, and detailed artifacts are provided to qualified prospects under NDA after initial security consultation.
Security is designed into the architecture: governance is enforced by network topology and cryptographic controls, not reliant solely on application-level code discipline.
Minimal entitlements for users, agents, and services with explicit grants over implicit trust.
Layered controls across network segmentation, identity verification, policy enforcement, and audit.
Deterministic, testable, versioned rules with cryptographic signatures as the basis of enforcement.
Ambiguous authorization checks escalate or block rather than permit.
Authenticated and encrypted service-to-service communication—never trust, always verify.
Append-only decision logs with cryptographic chaining enabling replayability and forensics.
PII access limited; pseudonymization supported for audit records.
TLS 1.3, AEAD ciphers, and hardened defaults aligned with industry standards.
The platform architecture implements Zero Trust principles where agents operate in restricted network segments and all execution is mediated through governance layers.
Architectural enforcement depends on proper network configuration, IAM policies, and Orchestrator deployment as the required execution path. Reference architectures and hardening checklists are provided during security consultation.
Human users authenticate via enterprise SSO; agents and services authenticate via mTLS; authorization is enforced through RBAC and ABAC policies.
resource:action:scope — default-deny with explicit grants only.roles:
- name: procurement_officer
permissions:
- workflow:execute:procurement_*
- audit:read:own_workflows
- name: compliance_reviewer
permissions:
- audit:read:*
- decision:replay:*
Encryption, classification, pseudonymization, and retention controls aligned with privacy-by-design principles.
| Tier | Definition | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Public | Public disclosure intended | Marketing, public docs |
| Internal | Internal, no sensitivity | Operational logs, config |
| Confidential | Business-sensitive | Financial reports, IP |
| Restricted | Regulated data | PII, PHI, PCI |
{
"audit_id": "act_20250115_143218_a8f2",
"user_pseudonym": "user_9a8b7c6d5e4f",
"action": "approve_contract",
"policy_version": "v2.3.1",
"decision": "APPROVE"
}
Policy-as-code is versioned, cryptographically signed, tested, and produces deterministic, replayable audit records.
$ axiosky policy verify \
--package financial_controls_v2.3.1.axp \
--public-key /etc/axiosky/keys/policy-signing.pub
✓ Signature valid
Signer: compliance@example.com
Algorithm: Ed25519
$ axiosky audit replay --audit-id act_20250115_143218_a8f2 REPLAY RESULTS: Original Decision: APPROVE Replayed Decision: APPROVE Rules Evaluated: 3/3 matched Verdict: DETERMINISTIC
Structured logging, metrics, distributed tracing, and alerting integrate with enterprise SIEM and observability stacks.
{
"service": "governor",
"action": "policy_evaluation",
"decision": "APPROVE",
"duration_ms": 42
}
High-availability deployment options, configurable fail modes, documented incident lifecycle, and deep forensic capabilities.
Audit artifacts and assessment reports made available to customers and auditors under NDA.
Formal third-party certifications are on the roadmap. Readiness documentation and architecture reviews are available under NDA. Axiosky does not claim certifications until independently verified.
Email security@axiosky.com with subject "Audit Pack Request — [Your Organization Name]" including your organization, requestor details, purpose, and NDA preference.
Acknowledgment within 2 business days; delivery within 1–2 weeks after NDA execution.
Secure SDLC across code review, automated security testing, dependency management, SBOM generation, and signed releases.
main and release/* require reviewed PRs.Periodic third-party security assessments and an open responsible disclosure channel.
security@axiosky.com — subject: "Vulnerability Report".Managed cloud, on-premises, air-gapped, and hybrid deployments — all with reference architectures and hardening checklists.