The Corvair Engine: A Broker for Ephemeral Access
Zero Standing Privilege by Default
Our architecture is built on the core Zero Trust principle of "never trust, always verify." Agents exist in a default state of zero privilege. Access is not a permanent attribute but a temporary state, granted programmatically and only after rigorous verification. This fundamentally inverts the traditional security model and drastically reduces your attack surface.
Just-in-Time & Just-Enough Access
When an agent needs to perform a privileged action, it requests access from the Corvair Engine. The engine evaluates the request against dynamic policies and, if approved, brokers a temporary, ephemeral credential with the minimum scope required (Just-Enough-Access). The credential is valid only for the duration of the task (Just-in-Time) and is automatically revoked upon completion, ensuring privileges are never left active.
Automated Revocation
Revocation is performed automatically on task completion, timeout, risk escalation, or publication of new signed policy or catalog versions. The orchestrator tears down issued privileges via the same connectors, emits revocation events, and triggers edge cache invalidation for any decision keys derived from the agent, request, and policy versions.
Pragmatic Adoption Path
We understand that a full ZSP model is a journey. Our platform is designed to meet you where you are. Begin by using our engine to wrap and manage your existing static credentials and service accounts. We provide immediate visibility into their usage and risk, allowing you to create a strategic, phased roadmap to systematically eliminate standing privileges without disrupting your operations.
