The problem
Authority does not stay put. Roles accrete permissions, agents wander past their stated purpose, and CI identities quietly gain write access to production — each change reasonable on its own, the sum a slow drift out of bounds. Trust Boundaries lets you draw the lines once and have them hold, surfacing drift outside the boundary instead of silently allowing it.
What you get
Outcomes you can take to a skeptical security team.
- Define the boundaries that each identity’s authority is allowed to live within
- Guardrails apply continuously, not just at review time
- Drift outside the lines is surfaced rather than silently permitted
- Intent stays legible: the boundary says what you decided, in one place
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
01
Draw the lines
Express the boundaries authority is allowed to live within, once, in plain terms.
02
Hold them continuously
The guardrails stay in force as the estate changes, not only at review time.
03
Surface the drift
Anything that crosses a boundary is raised for you, never quietly waved through.
Continue the platform