Scale
More people, software, and AI can operate in parallel.
Enterprise Authority Control
Keep consequential results within
Keep consequential results within
the limits you set.
Authority Control is software that applies your existing organizational authority before consequential results take effect, so people, systems, AI, and vendors can keep working as technology changes.
Every determination leaves a durable record.
Why now
The enterprise is moving faster across more systems, people, vendors, and AI.
Each of those is a deliberate choice, and each one creates results the organization still has to stand behind.
Scope
More systems, vendors, workflows, and paths can contribute to the same result.
Pace
Models, tools, integrations, and execution paths keep changing.
Scale, scope, and pace change who and what can act. The organization's limits on the result stay where it set them.
The underlying problem
Every control can be valid.
Every control can be valid.
The result can still be outside authority.
Existing controls each answer their own question well. Authority Control adds one organization-level question before the result: may it take effect?
Identity
Who or what is acting?
Access
What can it reach?
Runtime
Is it operating as expected?
Organizational authority
May this result take effect for the organization?
The authority already exists
Organizations already establish authority through delegations, approval matrices, signatory rules, contracts, and policies. Authority Control reads from that established authority rather than introducing a separate set of rules.
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Authority in action
The same path.
The same path.
A different determination.
The same workflow can receive a different determination when the authority that applies changes.
When conditions change
For each consequential result, Authority Control returns one of three determinations: Permit, Defer, or Block. The record names the result, the authority that applied, and the determination.
A $750,000 supplier payment, evaluated before and after the organization lowers its authority limit for supplier payments.
Before
Authority limit
$2M
Answer
Permit
After
Authority limit
$500,000
Answer
Block
Same person. Same access. Same workflow.
The applicable authority limit changed.
An approved vendor deploys a software update through its normal mechanism. The organization has set how far a deployment may reach before it needs a further approval.
Normal rollout
Limit
2%
Staged production rollout, within the vendor’s approved rollout authority.
Answer
Permit
Expanded rollout
Limit
60%
Critical production, beyond that authority. A further approval is required before the expansion may proceed.
Answer
Defer
Same vendor. Same credentials. Same deployment mechanism.
Approved deployment continues while the proposed expansion waits for the approval it needs.
What makes Authority Control distinct
Set precise authority over the results people and systems are authorized to create before they take effect.
The limits, conditions, and approvals are the organization’s own. Technology and operating conditions can change while the organization retains control over the limits it has established.
Where organizations use Authority Control
Authority Control across five
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Authority Control across five
enterprise problems.
01
Fracture Cyberattack Paths
Authority Control checks whether the result an attacker is trying to create is within the organization’s authority before it takes effect.
02
Control What AI Systems Can Cause
Let models and agents use more tools and take on more work while the consequential results they create stay within organizational authority.
03
Control What Data May Be Used For
Apply established organizational authority to exports, deletions, releases, expanded uses, and model training.
04
Keep Critical Operations Moving During a Cyber Breach
Distinguish what may proceed, what needs review, and what should stop while security teams restore trust.
05
Control What Vendors Can Commit You To
Give vendors the technical access they need while authority over the results they may create stays narrower.
Industry perspective
The result that matters
Explore all industries
The result that matters
differs by industry.
Payments & commitments
Banking &
Banking &
financial services
Production & deployment
Technology &
Technology &
digital infrastructure
Operations & change
Critical infrastructure
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A focused beginning
Start with one
Start with one
consequential workflow.
Choose a workflow where the organization wants more automation, connectivity, or delegated execution without losing control over the result. Identify the authority that applies, observe current activity, and decide where enforcement adds value.
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