Identity and Authority
Can this identity and its asserted authority still be trusted?
Evaluates user, service, device, and organizational identities together with roles, permissions, credentials, sessions, and delegated authority.
RebelWave Offering
RebelWave Security Assurance
A mission-focused security assurance capability that continuously establishes, verifies, and preserves trust across identities, authority, knowledge, data, software, communications, operational workflows, mission artifacts, and evidence.
RSA protects the RebelWave Ecosystem and customer-owned mission systems by determining whether the security conditions supporting mission operations remain trustworthy.
Governing Question
Can this still be trusted?
Every RSA service, assessment, control, interface, and output supports this question. Trust is treated as a continuing operational condition, not a one-time certification.
Protected Trust Domains
Security assurance across the complete mission trust path.
RSA organizes protection around the identities, systems, information, workflows, artifacts, and evidence required to support trustworthy mission operations.
Knowledge and Data
Can this knowledge, source, and integrity still be trusted?
Protects mission knowledge, policies, constraints, sensor data, operational data, telemetry, derived products, and source provenance.
Software and Configuration
Can this software and its current configuration still be trusted?
Evaluates applications, services, containers, dependencies, updates, deployment artifacts, runtime configuration, and approved software versions.
APIs and Communications
Can this communication, sender, receiver, and message still be trusted?
Validates identities, authority, integrity, and expected behavior across APIs, service exchanges, message buses, cloud, edge, and mission interfaces.
Operational Workflows
Can this workflow, its participants, and its current state still be trusted?
Protects planning, review, authorization, change-control, administrative, security-response, and system handoff workflows.
Mission Artifacts and Evidence
Can this artifact, its origin, version, and supporting evidence still be trusted?
Protects authorization records, execution constraints, runtime telemetry, mission evidence, audit records, and trust-state history.
Trust-State Model
Trust conditions remain visible and operationally understandable.
01
Trusted
Required trust conditions remain valid.
02
Degraded
One or more trust conditions are weakened, but the condition remains understandable and bounded.
03
Uncertain
Available evidence is insufficient to establish or preserve trust.
04
Untrusted
Required trust conditions are invalid, compromised, or violated.
Security Assurance Lifecycle
Establish trust, verify continuously, and preserve evidence.
01
Establish Trust
Identify protected assets, identities, authority relationships, approved software, configurations, sources, interfaces, and evidence requirements.
02
Continuously Verify
Re-evaluate whether previously established trust conditions remain valid throughout system and mission operation.
03
Detect Degradation
Identify unauthorized change, compromised interfaces, invalid identity, manipulated data, altered software, or broken evidence continuity.
04
Classify Trust State
Classify the protected condition as trusted, degraded, uncertain, or untrusted based on current evidence.
05
Explain and Escalate
Produce evidence-supported findings, notifications, trace records, and recommended response actions for authorized review.
Operating Modes
Independently deployable and intentionally integrated.
Integrated Mode
RebelWave Ecosystem Protection
RSA protects KES knowledge products, organizational authority, reasoning inputs, operator workflows, execution constraints, software services, communications, runtime telemetry, and mission evidence.
Standalone Mode
Customer Mission System Protection
RSA can protect customer-owned mission planning, command-and-control, decision-support, autonomy, cloud, on-premises, edge, API, data, authorization, evidence, and operational workflow environments.
Integrated Protection
RSA strengthens the Ecosystem without crossing authority boundaries.
RSA may provide security assurance to both the Human Authority Plane and the Machine Execution Plane, but it does not become an operational bridge or mission decision authority.
KES knowledge products and source provenance
Organizational Authority identities and permissions
ARES inputs, evidence, and reasoning artifacts
MDSA-C operator access and authorization records
RMAC execution constraints and execution evidence
R-SAME inputs, assessments, and recommendations
Internal and external APIs
Runtime telemetry and mission evidence
Authority Boundary
RSA establishes security trust conditions. It does not command the mission.
Does not authorize missions
Does not approve or reject Courses of Action
Does not modify operational intent
Does not assign mission resources
Does not select routes or trajectories
Does not independently direct execution
Does not expand an execution boundary
Does not replace human operational authority
Mission Security Assurance
Maintain confidence in the systems and information supporting mission operations.
RebelWave works with customers and integration partners to define protected assets, trust relationships, evidence requirements, security boundaries, and bounded response policies.
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