FROM IDENTITY GOVERNANCE TO GOVERNED SECURITY OPERATIONS.
PRODUCT ROADMAP
TPZ starts with identity and access governance, then expands into broader security decision support and governed automation across the systems your team already uses.
The scope expands, but the rule stays the same: people remain in control of what TPZ can do.
IDENTITY
Governance.
01
DECISION SUPPORT
Correlate · Recommend · Preserve Evidence
02
GOVERNED AUTOMATION
Approve · Execute · Verify · Recover
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THREE STAGES. ONE PLATFORM DIRECTION.
ROADMAP AT A GLANCE
A simple view of how TPZ expands from identity governance into broader security decision support and governed automation.
01 BETA
Identity Governance
Connect → clean → review → verify.
Bring identity data together, surface access issues, guide reviews, and verify the result.
02
NEXT
Security Decision Support
Correlate context → recommend → preserve evidence.
TPZ begins bringing more security context together and helping teams understand what should happen next.
03
LATER
Governed Security Automation
Govern → execute → verify → recover.
Once teams define clearer policies, formalize what requires approval, and preserve the evidence, TPZ can take on more execution within those boundaries.
02 Next
Connect more systems. Correlate the context. Recommend what comes next.
TPZ begins connecting more of the security environment so teams can see related context, decide what deserves attention, and keep the evidence with the decision.
More Integrations
Bring additional security systems and operating context into TPZ.
Recommendations & Prioritization
Help teams understand what matters, why it matters, and what actions should be considered.
Cross-System Context
Connect identities, policies, events, signals, and activity that currently live in separate systems.
Evidence & Decision Support
Keep the reasoning with the work, including what TPZ recommended, what people approved, and what happened.
Identity is the first operating domain.
Future expansion is designed to bring additional security systems and domains into the same governed operating model.
03 Later
FROM DECISION SUPPORT TO CONTROLLED EXECUTION.
As teams establish clearer policies, approvals, and evidence, TPZ can take on more execution within those boundaries.
Approved Write-Back
Allow authorized actions to be executed into connected systems.
Bounded Automation
Automate approved classes of work within defined permissions, policies, and limits.
Adaptive Operations
Allow TPZ to respond as conditions and trust context change.
Verification & Recovery
Confirm outcomes, identify drift or failure, and support rollback or recovery when needed.
BUILT ON PATENT-PENDING ARCHITECTURE.
TECHNICAL FOUNDATION
TPZ’s broader product direction is supported by a patent-pending system architecture designed around governed trust execution, evidence, bounded automation, and recovery.
The patent-pending architecture includes concepts spanning runtime trust execution, consent-bound enforcement, ledger-backed evidence, reflex-based automation and rollback, and identity-centric trust computation.
PATENT PENDING
Explore the architecture behind TPZ.
Read more about the technical concepts informing how TPZ is designed to govern decisions, execution, evidence, and recovery.
Governed Trust Execution
Decisions and actions are bounded by policy, context, and consent.
Ledger-Backed Evidence
Maintain verifiable records of decisions, actions, and outcomes.
Consent-Bound Enforcement
Actions are authorized, scoped, and revocable.
Reflex-Based Automation & Rollback
Respond and recover as conditions and trust context change.
Identity-Centric Trust Computation
Trust is evaluated using identity, behavior, risk, and relationships.
NEXT STEPS
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