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Security Architecture

Isolation, encryption, and a secure software lifecycle.

Security is built into every layer of the manufacturing process - from how projects are isolated to how every change is reviewed, scanned, and recorded.

SOC 2 ISO 27001 GDPR HIPAA-ready
Layered Isolation

Hard boundaries at every level.

From the individual project outward to hardware-isolated micro virtual machines.

Project Isolation

Each project is isolated with its own boundaries, credentials, and data.

Tenant Isolation

Hard boundaries separate customers at the storage, compute, and network layers.

Sandbox Isolation

Every build runs in a controlled, reproducible sandbox detached from production.

Container Isolation

Workloads run in isolated containers with least-privilege defaults.

Roadmap

Firecracker MicroVM

Hardware-isolated micro virtual machines for the highest-stakes workloads.

Defense in Depth

Encryption to threat modeling.

Encryption

TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest, everywhere by default.

Secrets Management

Centralized, scoped, rotated secrets - never embedded in code or config.

Access Control

Granular RBAC across teams, projects, and resources, least-privilege by default.

Audit Logging

Every action, decision, and change is recorded and queryable.

Data Retention

Retention and deletion policies you control, aligned to your jurisdiction.

Secure SDLC

Security is built into every stage of manufacturing, not bolted on later.

Threat Modeling

Systematic threat modeling and security reviews precede high-risk changes.

Secure SDLC

Security at every stage of manufacturing.

Because software is manufactured on a governed production line, security checks are not an afterthought bolted on before release - they are gates the system must pass at every stage. Threat modeling precedes high-risk changes, scans run on every assembly, and human approval gates stand where judgment matters.

See governance
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    Threat modeling

    Risks are identified before high-impact changes are made.

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    Secure assembly

    Blocks carry secure-by-default patterns and scoped credentials.

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    Automated scanning

    Dependency and security scans gate every increment.

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    Human approval

    High-risk operations require explicit sign-off.

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    Audit + review

    Every action is recorded; security reviews close the loop.

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