Havenlon·Oct 14Havenlon | An Execution Security Language for the AI Era (III): Execution Authority and Separation…▌ Working Draft · AI Era Execution Security Language
Havenlon·Oct 12Havenlon | Security in Plain English (1): A Door Lock Is Not a Door Bolt▌ A lock establishes whether you may enter. A bolt determines whether the door will open at all.
Havenlon·Oct 12HAVENLON Fallible Subjects | #01 Why Do Security Systems Assume Authorized Actors Know What They’re…For decades, computer security has built its controls around whether a subject is legitimate. Users log in. Services authenticate. Programs…
Havenlon·Oct 11Havenlon | Execution Control in the Age of AI (1): Approval Is Not Execution SecurityAbstract
Havenlon·Oct 11When AI Does Not Know It Has Left the Training Ground▌ Two boundary crossings within ten days exposed a gap: the question is whether a system can prove to a model what is real.
Havenlon·Oct 9Havenlon | Execution Control in History (Part 15): Titanic — Seeing the Risk Does Not Mean There Is…▌ This is the fifteenth article in the “Execution Control in History” series.
Havenlon·Oct 5Havenlon | Execution Control in the Age of AI (1): Approval Is Not Execution SecurityAbstract
Havenlon·Oct 4When AI Does Not Know It Has Left the Training Ground▌ Two boundary crossings within ten days exposed a gap: the question is whether a system can prove to a model what is real.
Havenlon·Oct 3Havenlon | Execution Control in History (Part 15): Titanic — Seeing the Risk Does Not Mean There Is…▌ This is the fifteenth article in the “Execution Control in History” series.
Havenlon·Oct 2Why Security Keeps Getting Bypassed▌ When AI starts acting on our behalf, the question enterprises must answer is where to put the friction.
