Least privilege
Connectors request the minimum released scope and favor read-only access.
Trust architecture
Controlled access.
Minimal necessary evidence.
Security governs the complete lifecycle—from source authorization and identity to signal visibility, resolution history, and data retention.
Workspace isolation
Identity, membership, role, department, and operating-unit scope are enforced by protected operations.
Evidence minimization
Signals retain only the references and operational facts needed for accountable action.
Protected credentials
Provider tokens and private credentials are encrypted and never presented back in the interface.
Controlled identity
Invitation, domain, session, and privileged-assurance policies protect private-beta access.
Auditable outcomes
Assignment, comments, state changes, policy versions, synchronization, and escalation remain attributable.