SecuraVouch Credential Assurance

SECURAVOUCH CREDENTIAL ASSURANCE

Authorization you can prove before high-risk actions proceed.

Policy-bound, multi-party authorization and verifiable assurance evidence for high-risk workflows initiated from Microsoft Teams.

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Fail-closed authorization Microsoft Entra identity context Short-lived signed permits Tamper-evident evidence

THE PROBLEM

A message should not become authority.

Sensitive workflows often begin in collaboration tools, but presence, conversation and urgency are not sufficient proof that a consequential action is authorized. SecuraVouch introduces an explicit assurance boundary before the action can proceed.

01

Bind the exact request

Authorization is evaluated against the specific protected action, not a vague conversation or reusable approval.

02

Require independent authority

Policy can require distinct authorized principals rather than a single approver or meeting participant.

03

Produce verifiable evidence

The resulting decision and permit are recorded as structured, independently verifiable assurance evidence.

ASSURANCE FLOW

From context to evidence.

SecuraVouch separates origin, identity, authority, policy and execution so that one signal cannot silently substitute for another.

Context Microsoft Teams origin

Register the authenticated meeting-origin context.

Request Exact protected action

Capture the concrete action before authorization begins.

Policy Independent authorities

Evaluate the required authority classes and distinct principals.

Evidence Bound execution permit

Issue a short-lived permit only when the policy is satisfied.

EXAMPLE WORKFLOWS

Designed for actions with consequences.

Action Packs provide structured starting points while preserving explicit policy and exact-action binding.

Privileged Access Grant

Require independent authority before sensitive access is granted.

Supplier Detail Change

Protect high-impact supplier and payment-detail modifications.

Sensitive Information Release

Require explicit authorization before controlled information is released.

Presence is not identity. Identity is not authority. SecuraVouch does not treat attendance in a Microsoft Teams meeting as proof of physical identity or as authorization to perform a protected action.