The problem
Discovery and proof tell you what an identity could do; at some point you need a place where what it actually does gets a yes or a no. The Gate is that place. Each request from a non-human identity is checked against its signed authority and answered allow, mediate, or deny — and every answer is emitted as a verifiable receipt, so the decision is not just made, it is provable.
What you get
Outcomes you can take to a skeptical security team.
- Three clear outcomes per request: allow, mediate, or deny
- Each decision checked against the identity’s own signed authority
- A verifiable receipt emitted for every decision, not just the denials
- The decision point where proof finally meets runtime behavior
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
01
A request arrives
A non-human identity asks to take an action on a resource it wants to reach.
02
Check the authority
The request is evaluated against that identity’s signed authority — nothing implicit.
03
Answer and prove it
Allow, mediate, or deny — and emit a receipt anyone can verify after the fact.
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