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Data path governance

The nine modules of Control

Nine governance modules across two enforcement layers. Path governance set in hardware, so no software exploit can bypass it.

FV-Firebreak

Cut the path.

Opens or closes connection paths in hardware to stop unauthorised access, contain threats and halt an attack mid-stride.

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FV-Isolate

Separate the zones.

Splits systems, networks and environments into controlled zones, so lateral movement has nowhere to go and trust boundaries hold.

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FV-Relay

Open briefly.

Allows connectivity only when it is needed, for a named purpose, under controlled conditions and inside a defined window.

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FV-Execute

Trigger the action.

Carries out control actions when a policy, approval, schedule, alert, incident state or supervisory override calls for one.

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FV-Validate

Confirm the asset.

Checks the asset, owner, authority and purpose before anything is accepted, accessed, moved or restored.

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FV-Archive

Preserve the asset.

Keeps critical files, records and digital assets safe for recovery, retention, compliance, continuity and evidential proof.

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FV-Unlink

Remove the exposure.

Removes persistent connections, live dependencies, sync paths and inherited trust that quietly keep sensitive assets in reach.

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FV-Lock

Restrict access.

Restricts access through identity, authority, policy, permission and operational controls.

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FV-Transfer

Move under control.

Governs how sensitive assets move into, out of or between protected environments. Approved paths, defined windows, verified authority.

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See Control in action

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