Trust · Security overview
Security controls are the product, not a page about the product.
Every human and AI-driven request follows the same approvals, scope limits and traceability, enforced through the Cantilever Intelligent Policy Framework (CIPF).
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Zero Trust identity & access
- OIDC / SAML enterprise identity federation
- Just-in-time access — no standing privilege retained after a run
- Fine-grained RBAC at service and stack level, evaluated at execution time
- Multi-tenant isolation with hard security boundaries
- Environment segmentation — Dev, Test and Prod as distinct security domains
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CIPF — policy & guardrails
- OPA/Rego policy-as-code at every execution gate
- Approval requirements differentiated by workflow and environment
- Pre-execution Terraform plan policy inspection
- Cross-tag validation against the Tag Registry
- Structured violation reports with remediation guidance on deny
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Secrets & credential hardening
- Dynamic credential issuance — short-lived, scoped per run
- HashiCorp Vault, Akeyless, AWS KMS, Azure Key Vault, GCP KMS
- Runtime injection — secrets never stored in templates, inventories or variables
- Credential drift detection across connected engines
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Change traceability & audit
- Immutable execution lineage — tamper-proof records
- ServiceNow RITM/CHG linkage with CMDB context injection
- Jira issue and sprint traceability
- Full execution log and artifact capture
- Exportable evidence bundles for audit and internal control review
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Compliance posture
- FedRAMP, HIPAA and PCI-DSS compliance pack support
- CIS benchmark automation workflows
- SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence generation from execution lineage
- Private AI deployment options for sovereign and air-gapped environments
For your review board
Architecture detail, control mappings and security briefings are available under NDA. Request an architecture review or contact hello@cantilever-engineering.com.