The safeguards map / 3.7 Admission and owner settings

Veraison

Confidential Computing Consortium (foundation). Other Linux Foundation, Project Veraison, a Confidential Computing Consortium project (an open community under the Linux Foundation), released. Apache-2.0. Mapped; as of .

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Open-source components for an attestation verification service, with owner-written Rego policies that can overwrite the attestation result.

Where it sits

3.7 Admission and owner settings (primary): Verifies attestation evidence from a trusted execution environment before it is trusted, and lets the owner's Rego policy overwrite the attestation result status.

This repository contains attestation services assembled using Veraison components.

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You can update the attestation result by defining one or more of the following rules:

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This is also the default backend, so if no other backend is specified, `opa` will be used.

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Facts

Concern
security
Names the law
no
Subject
software
Used by
those who run it
Runs
at runtime
Policy comes from
owner-entered settings

Handoffs

consumes Policy: Rego policies (OPA)

Collector's note

Placed in 3.7 because attestation verification decides once, before a workload or device is trusted. The Consortium's page names no stage and the services repository has no GitHub releases, only monthly tags. The decision concerns hardware and software trust, not an AI agent's actions. The deployment the README offers is marked as not for production.

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