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Security Stack

Security Stack

(U) Security architecture

Secure by design,
layer by layer.

Developed to requirements from the Five Eyes intelligence community. Every safeguard is native to MindLink®, with no external components.

  1. Classification labels on client sessions, conversations and individual messages, both human-readable for people and machine-readable for automatic access control.

  2. A multi-layered security engine built on military-grade practices of secret attributes, roles and clearances, sourced from trusted directories and integrated with your IDAM and ABAC systems.

  3. A sub-compartment model that segregates rooms, users and content into secure compartments, enforcing strong boundaries and mitigating spillage.

  4. Keys are protected and exchanged per Community of Interest, preserving organisational governance without the complexity of peer-to-peer trust, and mitigating insider threat.

  5. Techniques developed for TOP SECRET information by the intelligence community, combining technology, policy and human behaviour to stop spillage and leakage.

  6. Deployed at scale in multiple air-gapped environments. Nothing calls home; your network stays isolated.

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