Security layer
Identity and tenancy
Workspace-scoped access with external identity provider integration and role-based controls.
Security model
Guardrails, permissions, and evidence by default.
Cyiro is designed for production AI environments where policy compliance and runtime reliability must hold under constant upstream change.
Security layer
Permissioning boundaries
Tool and action permissions are constrained by role, route, and policy context at runtime.
Security layer
Policy enforcement
Runtime and change-event policies evaluate every critical path before high-risk actions proceed.
Security layer
Evidence and auditability
Incidents retain trace rows, policy outcomes, and drift context for post-incident review.
Guardrails maturity
Evolve from basic monitoring to automated policy enforcement.
Start with visibility into model behavior, then layer on policy gates, permission controls, and finally automated containment workflows as your AI operations mature.
Policy ownership model
Define who owns policy creation, enforcement, and exceptions.
Cyiro supports centralized policy teams, decentralized ownership by product squads, or hybrid models where platform teams set guardrails and product teams implement them.
Control posture
Permissioning management is part of runtime, not an afterthought.
Every decision path can be constrained by policy packs and role scope, then inspected in an incident timeline with the exact evidence needed for review.
Control
Sensitive tool restrictions
Export, admin, and write-capable actions can be denied, approved, or escalated per role.
Control
Fallback destination allowlists
Failover automation routes only to pre-approved provider endpoints and model copies.
Control
SLA and risk triggers
Latency, error-rate, cost drift, and policy breaches trigger containment workflows.
Control
Operational segregation
Production and staging resources are isolated across workers, queues, and data stores.
Security Model FAQ
Common questions about Cyiro security.
How does Cyiro handle identity and access?
Cyiro integrates with your existing identity provider and implements workspace-scoped access with role-based controls.
What permission boundaries does Cyiro enforce?
Permissions are constrained by role, route, and policy context at runtime, with explicit tool and action-level controls.
How are policy violations handled?
Policy violations trigger automated containment workflows, notifications, and retain complete evidence for post-incident review.
What compliance features does Cyiro offer?
Cyiro provides audit trails, evidence retention, operational segregation, and compliance reporting capabilities.
Need a review?
We can map your current policy and permission model to Cyiro controls.
Bring your existing identity model, incident requirements, and provider topology. We will help define an adoption path that preserves uptime and compliance.