Clear boundaries around who and what can act.
Governed means people, systems and AI operate inside explicit access, approval and accountability boundaries. The exact controls depend on the product and deployment context.
Explicit access
Identity, workspace, role and capability context determine what a person or system may access.
Approval boundaries
Material actions can be placed behind human or policy approval rather than assumed autonomy.
Accountability
Operational actions, usage and changes should remain attributable and visible through the appropriate system.
Source authority
An operating view composes state from authoritative apps, workflows and sources; it does not silently replace them.
Capability separation
Framework-only products can operate without WAZU. WAZU authorization applies when a WAZU capability is invoked.
Deployment context
Isolation and deployment choices are shaped by the product, customer and operating risk—not one universal topology.
Have specific security, residency, isolation or approval requirements? Bring them into the conversation early so the operating boundary can be shaped around them.
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