MetaCore Security
Platform access and AI action boundaries
Identity, sessions, Bridge permissions, agent authority, audit and recovery principles.
Explore platform controls →MetaCore Security is the security and resilience layer of the Persistent AI Operating Platform: identity, sessions, scope, Bridge entitlements, AI roles, audit, rollback and incident operating principles. Baseline cyber security remains a separate foundation.

Choose the path that fits your task: platform access and AI boundaries, practical protection for your organisation, or a protocol for a specific incident. These paths complement one another but are not the same service.
Identity, sessions, Bridge permissions, agent authority, audit and recovery principles.
Explore platform controls →Risk assessment, technical protection, audits, training and a clear response plan tailored to the organisation.
Open Kiberapsauga.lt →Record the situation, add logs and evidence, receive AI analysis and prepare material for a human decision.
Open LIVE centre →AI helps organise and analyse. Authorised people approve critical actions; service scope depends on granted access and agreed processes.
MetaCore Security first protects the platform control plane: identity, sessions, entitlements, context, AI/tool boundaries and recoverable working state.

Login signals, active sessions, new-IP / multi-IP risk signals, rate limits and brute-force protection.
Bridge access and user entitlements are separate from the AI model; scope can be active or revoked.
A significant action should have an authenticated role, delegated mandate, explicit scope and a verifiable action trail.
Backup, restore, rollback, log and service hygiene are applied as deployment and incident-recovery practices.
Agents and AI roles receive tool permissions, approval gates and rollback discipline for a specific workflow.
Server / FTP / MCP / equipment registry support exists, but full customer monitoring/action claims await real endpoint, audit and rollback evidence.
MetaCore Security is an additional control and evidence layer above baseline cyber security. Endpoint protection, firewalls, patching, admin discipline, legal duties and formal compliance remain separate responsibilities.
Quantara can be configured as a MetaCore Security persona: analyze authorized context, assist with triage, propose hardening steps, prepare rollback plans and coordinate agents or tools under delegated mandate and scope.

Collects available facts and separates evidence from hypothesis. It does not receive magical access to systems.
Can propose the smallest safe action or coordinate agents when the relevant tools and scope are explicitly authorized.
After an action, verifies outcome, rollback availability and continuity evidence.
A Persona is a higher-level work role with context and policy. An agent is a task executor. A tool is an action channel. Each layer receives only the authority needed for its task.
Role, agent and tool receive minimum scope; broader authority is not the default.
Risky or irreversible actions follow approval / review gates defined by canonical policy; where human approval is required, it is provided by an authorized role.
Initiator, executor, target, result and rollback should be traceable to the degree supported by the workflow evidence.
Session lifecycle, auth alerts, rate-limit / brute-force signals, user security controls and Bridge entitlement states operate on the platform.
A root-operation audit schema and logging path exist; coverage is expected to expand through a unified event ledger.
Server, web, auth and workflow hardening is performed as controlled deployment/incident work with backup and rollback discipline.
Baseline cyber: endpoint protection, audits, training, ISO readiness and incident help — separate from the MetaCore AI control layer.
The registry schema is ready, but the canonical tenant registry currently has no customer endpoint evidence. Promotion gate: endpoint → scoped credential → action audit → rollback.
Connect auth, tool, agent, incident and recovery events into one canonical evidence chain.

Policy, document maturity, model disclosure, Scoped Authority, governance and compliance readiness.
INCIDENTPublic incident escalation, communication and recovery principles.
DISCLOSUREChannel for reporting vulnerabilities and security observations.
STATUSPublic planned-work and communicated-incident surface.
EVALUATIONMethod and evidence levels for product and operational claims.
BASELINE CYBERPractical baseline cyber protection and hardening lane.
Start with identity, access, sessions, Bridge and agent/tool scope. Customer endpoints are connected only with an authenticated role, explicit mandate / scope, audit and rollback.