Integrate with AXIOM without exposing your infrastructure.
AXIOM's adaptive onboarding wizard provisions only the connective tissue your integration needs — trusted access clients, MPC wallet / DID identity, Zero Trust tunnels, policy gates, Sentinel observers, Citadel enforcement, and receipt-backed governance. Your systems are never blindly opened to AXIOM, and AXIOM's backend is never blindly exposed to you.
Zero Trust on both sides of the integration.
AXIOM does not assume trust in your environment, does not require you to expose internal systems directly, and does not attach intrusively into production infrastructure as a default onboarding condition. Every path is mediated by identity, route, policy, wallet, tunnel, receipt, Sentinel observation, and Citadel enforcement.
Origin-bound MPC wallet & DID
A tenant-bound MPC wallet and W3C DID give every actor — human, machine, or AI agent — a non-spoofable, receipt-backed identity across the integration.
Zero Trust tunnels & trusted clients
Cloudflare WARP or an equivalent trusted access client plus policy-gated Zero Trust tunnels carry traffic — no direct production exposure required from either party.
Sentinels, Citadels & receipts
Sentinel observers watch, Citadel nodes enforce, and every consequential action produces a cryptographic receipt — governance enforced by architecture, not by trust.
An adaptive path, not a static form.
A backend-generated manifest evaluates your integration type, environment, data sensitivity, and governance obligations, then renders only the fields, connectors, disclosures, and provisioning actions your pathway requires. You never have to understand AXIOM's full architecture to onboard correctly.
What we provision
WARP client, tunnels, MPC wallet / DID binding, Sentinel and Citadel placement, HSM or SoftHSM trust cell, Wazuh/SIEM read-only feed, Confluent/Kafka stream map, OpenTelemetry collectors, receipt, GSTP, damping, and entropy policies.
DMZ-like sandbox
Where appropriate, a sandbox inside your VPC, a segregated subnet, a hardware server, a lab tenant, or an AXIOM-managed harness lets us observe and validate the integration without touching production.
30-day passive observation
Before full go-live, AXIOM operates read-only for a minimum of 30 days (unless formally waived), learning normal human, machine, synthetic, stream, identity, route, and security behavior to build a trusted baseline before any enforcement.
Governed discovery posture
Some prompts, schemas, guardrails, routes, and connector scopes may be temporarily widened during discovery to prevent artificial blockage or VETO loops. Every opening is governed, logged, time-bounded, receipted, and reviewed before go-live.
How AXIOM integrations work.
AXIOM integrations are established under a Zero Trust posture. Our connective tissue is designed so your infrastructure does not need to be directly exposed to AXIOM, and AXIOM's backend infrastructure is not directly exposed to your environment. Access is mediated through trusted clients, tunnels, policy gates, MPC wallet / DID identity, Sentinel observers, Citadel enforcement points, telemetry connectors, and receipt-backed governance.
Where appropriate, AXIOM may deploy a DMZ-like sandbox, VPC-based integration harness, or hardware-server installation to observe and validate the integration before production attachment. Before full go-live, AXIOM may operate in a read-only passive-observation mode for a minimum of 30 days, learning human, machine, synthetic, stream, identity, route, security, and policy behavior to establish a trusted baseline — improving pattern recognition, reducing false positives, and preventing VETO loops before active enforcement.
Some prompts, schemas, guardrails, connector permissions, routes, policy paths, or access scopes may be temporarily opened or widened during onboarding. These changes are governed, logged, time-bounded, receipted, and reviewed. This is not a weakening of governance — it is a controlled discovery posture.
Full go-live is a governed, receipted decision.
Production is not enabled until the onboarding gates are complete: identity binding, trusted client, tunnel, MPC wallet / DID, active Sentinel, configured Citadel, validated SIEM and stream mapping where applicable, HSM or SoftHSM trust cell, a completed or waived 30-day observation, a learned baseline, an acceptable harmonic-instability score, an assigned GSTP root authority, configured damping and receipt policies, a confirmed human escalation path, and recorded executive or technical approval. The go-live decision itself is receipted.