Least-privilege connectors
Request only the permissions an investigation needs. Separate read and write scopes where supported.
Y-Cipher is designed to separate AI reasoning from authorization. Agents receive defined tools and permissions, evidence is logged, sensitive actions can require approval, and every action should be attributable to a policy and identity.
These are the principles guiding the platform. Implementation details and deployment-specific controls are reviewed during evaluation.
Request only the permissions an investigation needs. Separate read and write scopes where supported.
Keep high-impact actions subject to review, with explicit approval gates.
Design policies to restrict actions against critical users, production systems and resources.
Keep evidence, queries, decisions, approvals and tool actions attributable and reviewable.
Retrieve investigation-relevant context rather than duplicate entire telemetry stores.
Treat emails, logs, websites and files as evidence, never as privileged instructions.
Route executable actions through deterministic permission and policy checks.
Design for logical separation of customer data and execution contexts.
Define permissions, retention and action policies as implementation and review progress.
Start with read-only investigation. Measure the evidence quality and analyst time saved. Add governed actions only when your team is ready.
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Start with read-only investigation. Measure the evidence quality and analyst time saved. Add governed actions only when your team is ready.