¶ Security & Trust Domain
The Security & Trust domain in Fuse governs how access, identity, risk, and policy enforcement are applied across every layer of execution and every participating domain.
This domain is foundational: all orchestration, automation, and AI activity in Fuse is secured and governed by the capabilities within Security & Trust. It ensures that workflows are not only functional, but compliant, explainable, and access-aware — in real time.
Fuse treats security not as an external feature, but as a first-class domain. It enables:
- Scoped access control across workflows, services, and UI
- Token orchestration and policy enforcement at runtime
- Federated identity and multi-provider SSO
- Role-based and risk-based authentication
- Transparent logging of every identity interaction
Whether you’re building a citizen portal, orchestrating sensitive medical records, or routing refund transactions — Security & Trust is always on.
- Identity Provider Integration — SCIM, SAML, OAuth2, and OIDC support
- Token Management — Scoped identity and execution tokens with audit trails
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) — Assign permissions and logic visibility by role
- Risk-Based Access (RiBAC) — Enforce MFA, session constraints, or step-up auth based on conditions
- Session Management — Govern token lifetimes, idle policies, and cross-domain propagation
- Security Groups & Permission Sets — Group-level access control and workflow gating
- IP & Rule-Based Restrictions — Limit access by network or runtime state
- Audit Forwarding & SIEM Integration — Forward logs and traces to external monitoring platforms
- Identity Verification Workflows — Trigger secondary review steps or verification questions inline
| Layer |
Behavior of Security & Trust Domain |
| Integration |
Token-based authentication for inbound/outbound systems |
| Automation |
Scoped trigger execution (based on identity or policy) |
| Orchestration |
Role/risk gates, identity checkpoints, audit enforcement |
| Interoperability |
Context propagation, token chaining, policy application |
Security & Trust governs how identities move across layers and domains — not just how they authenticate.
- A user starts a refund workflow. Fuse issues a scoped token based on their role and jurisdiction. The Security domain enforces step-up MFA during approval.
- A federated login (from Okta or Azure AD) is mapped to internal roles and policies using SCIM + RBAC configuration.
- A user attempts access from an unknown IP. Fuse denies orchestration access and logs a risk event using external SIEM.
¶ Extending the Domain
You can extend the Security & Trust domain using: