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.

Cut the path.

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

Separate the zones.

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

Open briefly.

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

Trigger the action.

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

Confirm the asset.

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

Preserve the asset.

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

Remove the exposure.

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

Restrict access.

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

Move under control.

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

See Control in action

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