Pre-execution authorization control

Stop unauthorized AI actions before execution.

Blaze evaluates authority before transport, credential use, payload release, network contact, or external effect.

A deterministic authorization boundary between AI decisions and downstream execution.

Synthetic demonstration. Illustrative governed-authorization scenario using synthetic demonstration data. No live customer telemetry is displayed.

Controlled Transport Authorization Intercept

Synthetic decision sequence

00.0 Scenario initialized

Pre-execution chain

01Request
02Authorization checkBlaze intercept
03Transport
04Credentials
05Payload
06Network
07Endpoint

Intercepted before transport Request held and not authorized.

Real-time decision feed

Demonstration running

Authority evaluation

Six required controls

0 of 6 satisfied

Explicit authorization grantRequired · unmet
Approved transport profileRequired · unmet
Approved destinationRequired · unmet
Approved credential referenceRequired · unmet
Payload release approvalRequired · unmet
Final dispatch approvalRequired · unmet

Prevented downstream actions

What did not happen

The request was held before downstream authority or execution.

authorization_granted: false
transport_selected: false
provider_selected: false
credential_reference_present: false
payload_released: false
dispatch_attempted: false
http_request_made: false
network_access_used: false
external_effect: false

Evidence, not theatre

Verifiable decision proof

The decision and its evidence remain bound to the same synthetic authorization scenario.

Deterministic decision: Verified
Receipt binding: Verified
Source lineage: Preserved
Authorization controls: 6 evaluated
Runtime authority: None
Signature operations: 0
External effect: None

scenario_iddemo_auth_5k2_v1

decisionHOLD

decision_statenot_authorized

request_stateprepared_not_submitted

controls_satisfiedfalse

external_effectfalse

6Authorization controls evaluated

0Controls satisfied

0Signature operations

0External effects

Synthetic Threat Lab

Threat-shaped actions. Same governed boundary.

These scenarios illustrate how Blaze handles ransomware-like, exfiltration, credential, destructive-admin, and unauthorized outbound requests. The labels describe synthetic intent only. No malware, exploit code, live endpoint compromise, customer telemetry, or external network activity is present.

Static · synthetic · no execution

5Synthetic scenarios

5 / 5Held before execution

0Network dispatches

0External effects

Synthetic threat sweep ready

Scenario 01 Held before execution

JadePuffer

Synthetic ransomware-like request

An illustrative AI request attempts a destructive bulk-file change against disposable demonstration objects. “JadePuffer” is used here as a synthetic scenario label, not as evidence of a live malware sample or attribution.

Attempted effect: Destructive file change
Authority result: HOLD · not authorized
Why blocked: Grant, payload release, and final dispatch approval unmet

Payload releaseExecutionExternal effect

Scenario 02 Intercepted before transport

Synthetic exfiltration

Unauthorized data transfer request

A synthetic request proposes moving demonstration data to an unapproved destination. Blaze evaluates authority before destination binding or network contact.

Attempted effect: Outbound data transfer
Authority result: HOLD · not authorized
Why blocked: Approved transport profile and destination unmet

TransportNetworkEndpoint

Scenario 03 Credential use not admitted

Synthetic credential misuse

Unapproved credential-reference request

An illustrative action requests a credential reference that has not been approved for the governed action. No secret, token, or provider credential is exposed or used.

Attempted effect: Credential-gated provider action
Authority result: HOLD · not authorized
Why blocked: Approved credential reference unmet

CredentialsProviderDispatch

Scenario 04 Runtime authority absent

Synthetic destructive admin

High-impact administrative action

A synthetic request proposes a destructive administrative change in a disposable scenario. The demonstration never enters a constructor, runner, shell, production service, or execution environment.

Attempted effect: Destructive administrative change
Authority result: HOLD · not authorized
Why blocked: Authorization grant and runtime authority absent

ConstructorRunnerExecution

Scenario 05 No HTTP request

Synthetic outbound API / webhook

Unauthorized external dispatch request

An illustrative action proposes an outbound API or webhook dispatch without the required governed approvals. No endpoint is configured and no network request is made.

Attempted effect: External API / webhook dispatch
Authority result: HOLD · not authorized
Why blocked: Destination, payload release, and final dispatch approval unmet

HTTPNetworkExternal effect

What Blaze is proving here

Authority control, not malware-family detection.

Blaze does not need this static demo to prove that it identified a particular malware family. The demonstration asks a different question first: does the requested effect possess the authority required to proceed?

authorization_grant: not_granted
grant_effective: false
grant_consumable: false
runtime_authority: none
execution: disabled
external_effect: false

Designed to act earlier

Place a governed boundary before execution.

Endpoint security responds when activity reaches the runtime. Blaze is designed to evaluate whether the action possesses authority to proceed before transport or execution begins.