Air gap
A network boundary in which systems are intentionally isolated from the public internet or broader enterprise networks, often to reduce attack surface or satisfy compliance needs.
Glossary
A network boundary in which systems are intentionally isolated from the public internet or broader enterprise networks, often to reduce attack surface or satisfy compliance needs.
The chain of evidence showing where an artifact came from, what it contains, and whether it was approved for a particular environment before it was consumed.
A boundary mechanism that restricts and logs the movement of software according to explicit approval rules rather than ad hoc operator behavior.
An environment with internet restrictions, segmented trust boundaries, or slower operational change windows that still need a disciplined software delivery process.