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Continuously validated nodes · Architecture

Map the service path for continuously validated nodes.

Admit machines and workloads only after identity and state satisfy policy, then continuously reassess participating nodes.

machine identity and state → policy evaluation → fabric admission or denial → continuous reassessment → revocation when policy is no longer satisfied. Evaluation evidence includes validation evidence, authorization decisions, policy release, key release, route participation, re-attestation, and revocation events.Military & Defense · EdgeControlContinuously validated nodesVerified service path and review points01Machine identityand state02Policyevaluation03Fabric admissionor denial04Continuousreassessment05Revocation whenpolicy is nolonger satisfiedEvaluation evidencevalidation evidence · authorization decisions · policy releaseEach control point and result is verified against the selected environment.

Primary capability

EdgeControl

How it works

Trace the protected service path from admission to evidence.

Restrict fabric participation to machines and workloads that satisfy the defined identity and state policy.

01

Establish identity and scope

Identify Route Endlets, Service Endlets, identity services, machine-state signals; validate participating Endlets before admission.

02

Build the protected service path

machine identity and state → policy evaluation → fabric admission or denial → continuous reassessment → revocation when policy is no longer satisfied

03

Capture decision evidence

Review validation evidence, authorization decisions, policy release, key release, route participation with the responsible teams.

Architecture flow

Trace the protected service path and its control points.

01

machine identity and state

02

policy evaluation

03

fabric admission or denial

04

continuous reassessment

05

revocation when policy is no longer satisfied

Inputs

Route Endlets, Service Endlets, identity services, machine-state signals, admission policy, EdgeControl

Path

machine identity and state → policy evaluation → fabric admission or denial → continuous reassessment → revocation when policy is no longer satisfied

Evidence

validation evidence, authorization decisions, policy release, key release, route participation, re-attestation, and revocation events

Quick answers

Continuously validated nodes FAQs

Which technical path should the team review?+

machine identity and state → policy evaluation → fabric admission or denial → continuous reassessment → revocation when policy is no longer satisfied

Which evidence should reviewers collect?+

validation evidence, authorization decisions, policy release, key release, route participation, re-attestation, and revocation events

Who should review the architecture?+

cyber defense, endpoint engineering, platform operations, identity and policy owners

Continue the evaluation path

Evaluate continuously validated nodes with a representative scope.

Determine whether admission, continuous reassessment, and revocation behave as defined for representative compliant and noncompliant nodes.

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