ASIS — Authority Infrastructure Middleware
Not identity. Not authentication.
Real-time authority enforcement for actions that matter.
ASIS doesn’t just verify who you are —
ASIS continuously determines what power you are allowed to exercise, right now and why.
Authority decisions are explicit, contextual, time-bound, revocable, and explainable.
Why Authority Enforcement Matters
Verification alone cannot enforce real-world authority or compliance. ASIS solves trust failures by continuously evaluating whether an actor may lawfully and operationally perform a specific action, within a specific context, at a specific time.
What ASIS Actually Does
ASIS produces an enforceable authority decision at the moment of action by evaluating:
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Current authority grants (who can act on behalf of whom)
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Evidence signals (identity/credentials/devices/etc.) with expiry + scope
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Context + purpose (what action, where, when, under what constraints)
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Policy constraints + revocation/decay rules
Output: Allow / Deny + a human-readable explanation + an audit-grade record.
Modern operations fail when authority is assumed instead of enforced.
Inherent Value
Where ASIS Adds Value
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Live Authority Enforcement
Authority decisions that systems can act on — enforced, not just revealed. -
Explainable & Auditable Outcomes
Every decision includes the “why” — regulator-grade evidence, context, and policy linkage. -
Continuous Compliance
Authority is re-evaluated at the moment of action — not assumed once verified. -
Resilient in Real-World Threats
Designed for high-risk, multi-actor, compliance-heavy environments where identity alone is not sufficient.