Security Architecture
Layered controls, working as one system.
Cammino's security architecture is composed of independent, reinforcing layers. Each layer stands on its own — together they form a coherent, verifiable security posture.
Architecture
From identity to resilience.
- 01Identity
- 02Authentication
- 03Authorization
- 04Purpose-Based Access
- 05Workflow Authorization
- 06Encryption
- 07Immutable Audit
- 08Monitoring
- 09Operational Resilience
What each layer does
Identity
Every actor — user, service, integration — is a first-class identity, verifiable and attributable across the system.
Authentication
Strong authentication is enforced at the edge. Sessions are short-lived, verifiable, and revocable.
Authorization
Role, attribute, and relationship signals combine to decide what an identity can do — evaluated on every request.
Purpose-Based Access
Access is granted for a defined operational purpose. The reason for access is recorded alongside the access itself.
Workflow Authorization
Work moves through defined workflows. Each step carries its own authorization boundary.
Encryption
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Sensitive fields are protected with additional layers where classification demands it.
Immutable Audit
Every consequential action produces an append-only record. Audit is a property of the platform, not a report generated on request.
Monitoring
Behavior is continuously observed. Anomalies surface with the context needed to act on them.
Operational Resilience
Availability, recovery, and incident response are treated as architectural concerns, not operational afterthoughts.
Principle
Defense in depth, expressed as design.
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