Version
1.0
Project Eagle / Constitution
EEOS Security Constitution
EEOS cannot become trusted intelligence infrastructure unless security, privacy, isolation, auditability, and approval discipline are built before live integrations, production data, customer environments, or high-risk actions.
Status
Permanent
Security Laws
10
Mode
No APIs
01
Security before integrations
Security must come before integrations.
Security enforcement
No external system may connect until Kernel, Firewall, Sentinel, Permission, Audit, Gatekeeper, rollback, environment separation, and Founder Review requirements are satisfied.
02
Tenant isolation always
Every customer must operate inside a secure tenant boundary.
Security enforcement
Customer data, Business DNA, Brain, Memory, Vault, Sentinel, Firewalls, plugins, offices, audit history, and permissions must remain isolated.
03
Vault isolation always
Project Eagle Vault must remain protected from customer applications, plugins, public surfaces, and ordinary operating modules.
Security enforcement
Protected intellectual property, Founder documents, algorithms, research, architecture, patents, doctrine, and future ideas stay sealed.
04
No secrets in code
Secrets must never be committed to code, documentation, mock data, fixtures, logs, screenshots, or client-facing bundles.
Security enforcement
Production secrets must live only in approved secure secret storage.
05
No production data in mock environments
Mock, development, demo, and test environments must never contain production customer data.
Security enforcement
Mock environments must use synthetic data only.
06
Least privilege access
Every role, user, module, plugin, and service receives only the minimum access needed for its approved function.
Security enforcement
Access must be role-based, auditable, revocable, and reviewed before production readiness.
07
Audit every sensitive action
Every sensitive action must be auditable.
Security enforcement
Recommendations, approvals, permission changes, integrations, exports, deletes, payroll, security events, Vault access, and data movement require audit trails.
08
Approval required for high-risk actions
High-risk actions require explicit approval before execution.
Security enforcement
Campaigns, exports, deletes, DNS, payroll, integrations, plugins, permissions, and material business-impact actions require approval.
09
Firewalls before plugins
Plugins must not connect directly into EEOS intelligence, customer data, actions, or protected systems.
Security enforcement
Plugins pass through Gateway, Integration Firewall, Tenant Boundary Check, Kernel Routing, Sentinel Review, permissions, and audit logging.
10
Sentinel monitors system integrity
Eagle Sentinel continuously monitors the integrity of EEOS.
Security enforcement
Sentinel watches architecture drift, missing documentation, broken modules, duplicate logic, security violations, incomplete Founder Reviews, and broken reasoning chains.