Who authorized the action?

For a generation, enterprise security organized itself around a single question: who logged in? That question remains necessary. It is no longer sufficient.

Software now acts after the session begins. A person may be present, or an agent may be acting on a person’s behalf, or a system may be acting under a standing policy. The operational questions become: who authorized what, under which authority, under which policy, on whose behalf, what happened, and what evidence exists.

Keyra is designed around those questions. Identity, credential, device, authority, policy, intent, action and evidence are treated as one relationship rather than a stack of disconnected products.

This is the conceptual bridge between Ciright, Keyra and agentic AI. Ciright orchestrates the enterprise. Keyra establishes trusted authority within it. Physical credentials such as Cyber One make that authority holdable.

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