Security model · Capture Plane V2
Separate source acquisition from interpretation.
The public security model for authorized capture, sealing, parsing, and raw-free delivery into HARBINGER.
Raw source material does not enter HARBINGER Core
- 01Seal the capture request
Bind organization, user, purpose, subject, permitted sources, time window, and call budget.
- 02Acquire through an isolated worker
Collect only approved material and prevent duplicate dispatch or unbounded retry.
- 03Retain raw material only under an approved exception
Raw source material is not stored by default. Only an expressly approved exception may retain encrypted raw material for up to 24 hours outside the Core and separately from its integrity coordinates; the capture receipt follows the applicable retention policy.
- 04Deliver a raw-free observation candidate
Pass source, digest, time, state, and bounded structure into HARBINGER Core.
An operational deployment must pass five isolation checks
These are requirements of the public security model, not a certification that the documentation deployment already satisfies them. Implementation, configuration, recovery, and audit evidence must be verified before a customer environment opens.
- Organization-isolated environments and work queues
- Per-customer encryption and retention boundaries
- Short-lived workload credentials
- Audit coordinates from request through capture, parser, and observation
- Explicit states for denial, failure, duplicate work, and exhausted budget
Publish trust properties without publishing the attack surface
This page states the boundary a customer needs to evaluate. It does not disclose internal network addresses, storage coordinates, key identifiers, customer source lists, capture schedules, or anti-abuse policy internals.