Security Model
Iron Harbor X operates under a deterministic security doctrine. System behavior must be visible, reproducible, and validated before deployment.
Security Constraints
- No hidden processes or silent background execution
- No unnecessary external dependencies
- No unaudited control surfaces
- No deployment without validation
- No uncontrolled live execution paths
Attack Philosophy
Systems are built with the assumption that they will be attacked. The objective is controlled exposure, measurement, failure discovery, and hardening.
Validation Pipeline
- Architecture review before implementation
- Input and output traceability
- State transition verification
- Failure-mode discovery
- Artifact hashing and release validation
Security is not treated as a claim. It is treated as a property that must be demonstrated through reproducible evidence.