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MAUNG Trust Center

A transparent overview of the intended security architecture, data boundaries, autonomous-action controls, deployment patterns, and governance principles for enterprise evaluation.

This Trust Center is a product-design and due-diligence framework. Certification, legal, privacy, residency, and service-level claims must only be published after they are formally implemented and independently verified.

Security principles

MAUNG is designed around least privilege, explicit trust, bounded autonomy, separation of duties, evidence preservation, secure-by-default configuration, and customer-controlled operating scope.

Bounded autonomyAgents operate only within approved mission scope, policies, and action thresholds.
Human accountabilityOperators and approvers retain authority over sensitive actions and mission outcomes.
Evidence by designActions and decisions are recorded to support technical remediation and assurance review.
Deployment choiceArchitecture can be aligned to enterprise connectivity, residency, and isolation requirements.

Autonomous-action controls

Mission policies

Each mission should define allowed assets, networks, identities, applications, techniques, operating hours, rate limits, sensitive actions, and success criteria.

Approval and intervention

  • Human approval gates before designated high-impact actions
  • Protected-asset and prohibited-technique policies
  • Immediate mission pause and platform-level kill switch
  • Operator intervention and decision override records

Data handling

Enterprise implementations should define collection minimization, encryption, evidence classification, access controls, retention, export, deletion, backup, recovery, and legal-hold requirements.

  • Encryption in transit and at rest
  • Configurable evidence-retention policies
  • Tenant or deployment-level separation
  • Controlled artifact export and access logging
  • Customer-defined sensitive-data handling boundaries

Identity and access management

The target enterprise control model supports single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, role-based access control, privileged administration separation, session controls, and auditable entitlement changes.

OperatorDesigns and supervises missions within approved permissions.
ApproverAuthorizes sensitive actions and changes to operating boundaries.
ReviewerValidates findings, evidence quality, and remediation status.
AuditorReceives read-only access to mission history and control evidence.

Deployment architecture

MAUNG can be designed for enterprise SaaS, dedicated control-plane, hybrid, or private deployment. The approved architecture should explicitly document trust zones, connectivity, secrets, storage, encryption, telemetry, management interfaces, and administrative responsibilities.

Secure platform operations

  • Secure software development lifecycle and code review
  • Dependency and container vulnerability management
  • Infrastructure hardening and configuration assurance
  • Central security logging, alerting, and incident response
  • Backup, recovery, resilience, and change governance
  • Customer notification and vulnerability disclosure processes

Assurance and certification status

Do not claim SOC 2, ISO 27001, penetration-test completion, regulatory compliance, uptime, data-residency availability, or third-party certification until the relevant scope has been formally assessed and evidence is available.

Enterprise due diligence can be supported through architecture documentation, control matrices, security questionnaires, deployment threat models, data-flow diagrams, and agreed remediation plans.