RESOURCES · TECHNICAL BRIEFS
Architecture boundaries, implementation evidence and deployment considerations by system and solution.
OVERVIEW
The brief family documents what a system owns, what it consumes, what it emits, what fails closed, how it is verified and what remains outside its authority. Product names are useful only after those boundaries are clear.
AVSFT defines persistent actor identity, authority, state, tools and evidence boundaries; GHOUL supplies shared host mechanics such as lifecycle, supervision and recovery. The brief family explains why model cognition is replaceable while actor identity and authority remain explicit.
DSE briefs define canonical inputs, versioned rules, explicit time basis, replay and contradiction handling. AIE documents the telecommunications activation lane; BFIE documents financial and evidentiary projection without moving source-of-truth calculations into presentation layers.
BLACKBOX, Lazarus and Trident Noir cover different assurance responsibilities: portable evidence, recovery/reconstruction and policy-bound execution. The briefs distinguish those roles so cryptographic state, recovery state and semantic conclusions are not blurred together.
Pulse, Atlas, Basilisk and Hunter separate acquisition, context, qualification and investigation. MIDAS handles governed transformation and compilation, preserving a reconstructible path from approved input to released artifact.