OntoGuard
- Proposed-state-transition interpretation
- Semantic admissibility
- Decision API
- Evidence and authorization binding
- Receipts and review routing
Solutions
Build the customer execution route. OntoGuard supplies the semantic authorization boundary.
Partners keep identity, enforcement, and infrastructure. OntoGuard evaluates the exact proposed state transition and returns ALLOW, BLOCK, or ESCALATE with evidence.
Why this split exists
Decision Authorization is not useful if the partner also has to become an authorization vendor. It is also not useful if OntoGuard pretends to own the customer’s endpoints. The commercial design is a clean seam: we decide whether the exact action may proceed; you connect the route that can honor that decision.
Partner / customer system
- Identity and access
- Endpoint connectivity
- Enforcement and protected execution
- Infrastructure and route inventory
- Operational integration
Joint evidence
- Authorization consumed
- Release behavior
- Bypass test
- Replay
- Outcome closure
Typical engagement
Start with representative actions and a Decision Authorization packet. Then design the customer route: where the decision is consumed, what fails closed, and what replay evidence will exist. Production completeness is a joint finding, not a homepage claim.
The AgenTrust TRACE adapter is a reference for independently evidenced execution after an ALLOW. TRACE is not OntoGuard’s native audit format, and partners are not required to use it.