Infrastructure discovery
Inventory supported services, configuration, relationships and accountable owners within customer-authorized scope.
Continuous Assurance for Aerospace and Defense
Designed for continuous, AI-powered assessment of the environments you already operate. Discover infrastructure, audit users and access, investigate control gaps, and recommend qualified improvements across supported AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments.
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Designed around 24/7/365 AI-assisted investigation with defined technical control measurements, explicit observable coverage and usable evidence. The operating design is continuous, not a promise of instantaneous detection or nonstop human staffing.
Inventory supported services, configuration, relationships and accountable owners within customer-authorized scope.
Review human and machine identities, privileges, trust relationships, program membership and changes against approved context.
Investigate drift, exposure, missing telemetry and failed logging while distinguishing confirmed gaps from unobservable conditions.
Review approved sources, retrieval, model endpoints, tools, connections and information handling where telemetry permits.
Prepare reviewed configuration or service alternatives, explain tradeoffs and route consequential changes through customer approval.
Preserve test results, investigation records, approved actions and follow-up proof that corrections worked.
Discover → Evaluate → Investigate → Recommend → Authorize → Verify
AI agents connect observed changes to resources, identities, applications and customer-approved requirements. Deterministic checks establish measured control states. Your organization retains authority over legal determinations, remediation and permissions.
A privileged role changes. Assurance traces effective permissions, program access and approvals, then evaluates whether the reviewed decision is reflected in the resulting access.
Required events stop arriving. Assurance traces collection paths, affected resources and permissions, then seeks fresh evidence that delivery has resumed.
An application changes models, endpoints or tools. Assurance evaluates observable processing paths against its approved workload profile and verifies the selected configuration.
Connect authorized existing environments without moving applications or buying Liminaid PaaS. Read-only assessment is the default; modification permissions require separate authorization.
Use the same evaluation, investigation and evidence foundation inside your agreed Managed Platform, Managed BYOC or Private Edition scope. Preventive controls can also apply to managed deployments.
Discover → Evaluate → Investigate → Recommend → Authorize → Verify
Scoped permissions · Approved processing · Evidence-backed outcomes
Assurance within your purchased PaaS scope does not require a second standalone subscription. Independently managed environments can be evaluated under separately agreed scope.
Define the workload and handling boundaries, approve qualified connectors, document observable coverage, establish a baseline and begin ongoing investigation and evidence-backed review.
Identify the environments, responsible owners, program requirements, permitted information, and evidence-handling arrangements.
Qualify scoped connectors and approved processing paths. Grant only the permissions needed for the agreed observation. Do not send credentials or controlled evidence through the public form.
Inventory observable resources, map approved controls, and record what is covered, limited, stale, or unavailable.
Investigate changes, prepare prioritized recommendations, route actions through customer authority, and verify outcomes with fresh evidence.
No. Standalone Assurance is designed to assess authorized existing infrastructure without a Liminaid PaaS purchase. Embedded Assurance evaluates the agreed PaaS scope through the same foundation.
Read-only observation is the default. Modification authority is separately scoped, and consequential actions follow approved permissions and customer authorization.
The design combines event-driven investigation and scheduled checks on a 24/7/365 basis. Actual coverage and timing depend on connectors, telemetry availability, check cadence, and agreed scope. This is not an instantaneous-detection or continuous-human-staffing commitment.
The connector and operating agreement define permitted resource metadata, configuration, identity, event, and evidence access. Telemetry custody, approved model execution, reviewer access, and handling locations are settled for the environment before connection. Controlled content is not appropriate for unrestricted AI analysis.
Provider limits, denied permissions, unsupported services, and missing or stale telemetry remain explicit coverage limitations. Unverified conditions are not silently reported as passing checks.
No. Technical assurance does not confer certification, export authorization, or approval for an environment to hold controlled information. Customer authorities and qualified assessors retain their respective decisions and obligations.
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