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Least privilege you can prove.

Every decision has a rule behind it and a log line after it. Access is decided per person when they connect, and a rule can run report-only before it stops anyone.

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Logs›Access LogsEXAMPLE

Time	Person	Device	Host	Result
14:02	Maria Okafor	HP-FIN-014	ledger.internal	Allow
13:58	Sam Reyes	LNX-CON-011	db-prod	Deny
13:51	Lena Park	MBP-ENG-022	git.internal	Deny

What you get

Controls you can defend in a review.

What you need when somebody asks what happened.

Explicit access

A person or group is granted a system and reaches nothing else.

Posture before trust

Encryption, antivirus and management state checked before a device is trusted.

Standing access removed

Just-in-time grants expire on their own; the approval is the change.

Non-human callers named

Every script, crawler and AI agent gets a row and an owner.

Decryption on your terms

TLS inspection on the device, under your certificate, with a never-decrypt list from the start.

Logs that answer questions

Access, audit and endpoint logs, with log streaming on Medium.

How it works

Evidence, not assurances.

Policy Tracer

One answer, and which rule gave it.

Where two rules overlap there is one answer, and the console shows which rule gave it. A log never names a rule the engine was not told about.

Internet Access›Web Access PolicyEXAMPLE

Personal File Sharing

Applies to Contractors · Category: File Sharing

OffReportBlock

Time	Person	Site	Result
09:41	Sam Reyes	share.example.net	Would Block
09:40	Lena Park	docs.harborpine.example	Allow
09:38	Sam Reyes	files.example.org	Would Block

Session control

Decide what a session may do.

Clipboard, file transfer, drive redirection and port forwarding are each off until turned on, per group.

Private Access›Session Privilege PolicyEXAMPLE

Privilege	Contractors	Engineering
Clipboard	Off	On
File Transfer	Off	On
Port Forwarding	Off	Off
Screen Recording	On	On

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