Request
A sensitive action is requested through an authenticated interface.
Security
Security is part of execution, not a layer added later.
ILAIOS is being engineered around constrained authority, validation gates, explicit approvals, auditable actions, and fail-closed behavior for sensitive operations.
Explore security controls
Open the core trust boundaries.
Security detail
Permissions
Least-privilege authority scoped by subject, action, resource, and runtime conditions.
Open detail →Security detailApprovals
Explicit human authority for operations that must not be silently delegated.
Open detail →Security detailAudit
Execution context and evidence that keep consequential actions inspectable.
Open detail →Sensitive execution path
Authority before side effects.
The intended security model requires meaningful actions to cross explicit control points rather than relying on a model or client to self-police.
Authorize
Identity, scope, permissions, and required human authority are evaluated.
Constrain
Allowed tools, targets, data boundaries, and execution conditions are limited.
Validate
The resulting state is checked against explicit acceptance criteria.
Record
Relevant evidence and audit context are retained for inspection.
Engineering principles
Control boundaries are designed into the system.
Least privilege
Permissions are intended to be explicit, narrow, revocable, and scoped to the action being performed.
Human authority
Operations that require human approval remain gated by human authority instead of being silently delegated.
Fail-closed behavior
Sensitive paths are designed to stop when authority, validation, or required evidence is missing.
Evidence over assertion
Security-relevant outcomes should be supported by verifiable records rather than model confidence alone.
Separated authority
User interfaces do not become the source of truth for security or runtime policy decisions.
No premature claims
ILAIOS does not claim certifications, compliance status, or external attestations that have not been formally obtained.
Trust boundary
Clients can request. The control plane decides.
Desktop, mobile, and web interfaces are designed to display state and request actions; they are not intended to become the authoritative source for permissions, policy, or security decisions.
CLIENTSRequest · Approve · Observe
validated contract
CONTROL PLANEAuthorize · Constrain · Verify
Reporting
Responsible security reporting.
A dedicated public security-reporting mailbox will be published after the corresponding corporate mailbox is verified. Until then, no unverified contact address is represented here as operational.