Compute Passport™ gives AI agents and autonomous workloads verifiable identity, bounded authority, real-time access decisions, runtime assurance and an evidence trail designed for environments where accountability cannot be optional.
Traditional identity systems answer who signed in. Solarion Defense is designed to answer what autonomous system is acting, under whose authority, with which model and workload, against which policy, and whether that authority remains valid now.
Issue verifiable identities to agents, models, tools, workloads and compute. Bind every material actor to a sponsor, purpose, runtime and authority envelope.
urn:cpid:v1:...:agent:7e19STATEACTIVE / CPAL-4Evaluate action, resource, purpose, value, policy and attestation context before a protected system acts.
Record signed, hash-linked lifecycle and authorization evidence that supports independent reconstruction after an incident.
Suspend, restrict, quarantine or revoke autonomous authority when trust conditions change. Preserve the history while stopping new authority.
This browser demonstration is simulated and does not execute external actions. Choose a mission scenario, then evaluate an autonomous request through identity, policy and evidence checks.
Analyzes vehicle telemetry and maintenance records while operating inside a bounded logistics authority.
READ maintenance.vehicle.214Select a scenario and evaluate the request.
—Solarion Defense focuses on the control layer around autonomous systems—not weapon targeting or engagement. The platform is intended to make machine authority inspectable, constrainable and revocable across defense and dual-use operations.
Give maintenance, procurement and logistics agents tightly scoped authority with transaction ceilings, human approvals and full activity evidence.
Open scenario →Allow defensive agents to inspect telemetry and recommend containment while reserving consequential response actions for explicit policy or human approval.
Open scenario →Bind research agents to approved models, data classes, runtime environments and export restrictions while retaining verifiable evidence of every governed request.
Open scenario →A technical perspective on why autonomous systems require explicit machine identity, delegated authority and independent evidence.
Why valid credentials are insufficient when model, workload, purpose and runtime state can change independently.
A layered model for permitting low-risk machine actions while escalating consequential decisions to stronger controls.
Explore the live control-plane pilot or review the research behind Compute Passport™.