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DAROS is designed to condition authorized security actions on a governed decision and an associated proof - across five steps.
If you cannot see what is happening, nothing downstream can work.
Acting on unverified signals creates more incidents than it resolves.
Without evidence, after an incident you cannot reconstruct what happened.
The five-step cycle keeps security operations governed, verifiable, and under control.
Each step feeds the next. Governance never leaves the loop.
Events are collected from endpoints, connectors, and APIs, normalized without duplication or replay.
Correlation and enrichment turn raw signals into explainable operational context.
The governed decision layer evaluates every action against policy, identity, and context before authorizing it.
Every governed decision is sealed into cryptographically protected, replayable evidence.
Authorized actions execute through governed automation, within human-defined guardrails.
From signal to governed action - with proof at every stage.
Collect
Native collection on Linux and Windows. macOS: roadmap. Cloud telemetry sources (Azure, AWS CloudTrail, GCP Audit), Splunk and Elastic connectors, and threat intelligence feeds. Anti-replay and idempotent processing.
Context
Multi-source correlation, enrichment, and behavioral analysis produce explainable findings - never autonomous judgment.
Governance
Policy, identity, and context are evaluated before any action is authorized. Only DAROS holds decision authority.
Evidence
The decision is sealed and linked into a tamper-evident, replayable evidence chain before execution.
Action
Authorized actions execute through governed automation - Observe, Assist, or Governed Response mode - with full auditability.
Governed actions require authorization before execution.
No external component, agent, or automation holds decision authority. Only DAROS does - and human responsibility is never replaced.
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.
The five steps, applied to real security operations.
Endpoints, connectors, and APIs - online or in isolated environments.
Correlation, enrichment, and behavioral analysis in one context layer.
One governed decision layer authorizes every action.
Cryptographically protected, replayable evidence for every governed action.
Governed automation executes authorized actions within guardrails.
A governed cycle, not a collection of steps.
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