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DAROS is designed to condition authorized security actions on a governed decision and an associated proof. No external component, agent, or automation holds decision authority.
The Challenge
Automated actions execute without cryptographic proof or an audit trail.
Learn moreNo visibility into why a decision was made or which policy authorized it.
Learn moreWhen automation carries decision logic, no one can prove who authorized what - and responsibility becomes impossible to trace.
Learn moreGoverned automation needs deterministic decision authority - not scattered logic.
DAROS evaluates every governed action against policy, context, and identity before authorizing execution.
Governed actions are evaluated against the invariant framework and tenant policies before any execution.
Identity, authorization, and operational context are verified before a decision is made.
Important decisions generate cryptographically protected Decision Records containing context, policy references, and outcomes.
Identical inputs always produce identical decisions. Every incident is fully reproducible.
Automation runs only within human-defined guardrails - Observe, Assist, and Governed Response modes. Human responsibility is never replaced. Critical actions require explicit approval.
Signals in. Governed decision. Proof before action.
Understand
Detection, intelligence, and context engines provide information to the decision layer. They provide understanding - they never decide.
Decision
The governed decision layer evaluates the action against policy, identity, and context before authorizing it.
Proof
Governed decisions retain the available operational records associated with policy, authorization, execution, and outcome.
Action
Authorized actions - including controlled response actions - execute through governed automation with simulate-to-live progression, where the required capabilities are configured.
Governed actions require authorization and retain available evidence.
No external component, agent, or automation holds decision authority. Only the governed decision layer does.
DAROS does not replace analysts, operators, or security leaders. It provides a governed decision framework where security teams define policies, acceptable actions, approval levels, and operational boundaries. Automation follows responsibility - not the opposite.
The mechanisms that make governed automation possible.
A deterministic decision layer evaluates governed actions against policy, context, and identity.
No action executes without cryptographic proof that it was authorized and verified.
Operates in Observe, Assist, or Governed Response mode. Progressive deployment: simulate-to-live. Every step auditable.
Full incident reproduction from Decision Records. Identical inputs, identical outcomes.
A controlled stop that halts automation while preserving evidence.
Cryptographically protected records of governed decisions - context, policy references, and outcomes.
Evidence cycle
From context to outcome, each stage is connected only through the records that are actually available. Observation, execution, and effect are kept distinct.
Signals and assets associated with the situation
Applicable policy and authorization context
Operational record associated with the authorized action
Execution and observed effect distinguished
Deterministic governance. Verifiable trust. Human responsibility.
Governed actions are authorized, verified, and recorded. Evidence is structured for audit requirements.
No external component holds decision authority. Human oversight on critical actions. Fail-closed safety.
Reviewable audit trail with operational history available for investigation.
Automation with safety guarantees. Progressive deployment reduces incident response time.
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