Trust architecture

Security is the product boundary

Infser is designed so access is checked before a machine action reaches the runtime — and checked again when underlying authorization changes.

Defense in depth

Five boundaries between intent and execution.

01 AI client

02 OAuth scopes

03 Workspace membership

04 Capability & policy

05 Approval

06 Short-lived runtime admission

07 Device / Browser execution

Authenticated identity and OAuth scopes establish who is asking and which capabilities the connection may request.

Membership and roles keep devices, people and actions inside the active workspace boundary.

Pending, active, disabled and revoked device states are part of admission decisions, not decorative status labels.

Sensitive actions can require explicit approval bound to the intended action instead of a reusable bypass.

Bounded grants and tickets keep runtime admission from becoming standing reusable permission.

Membership, device and authorization changes can stop future access while security-relevant events remain traceable.

Infser keeps authorization and security metadata separate from sensitive runtime content wherever the execution path supports that boundary.

Control first

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