Zero Trust by design, multi-tenant by default, sovereign by principle.
InfraApp is NexoCyber Networks' software distribution, execution, and operation platform. It does not centralize data: it governs the cryptographic conditions under which software can exist and interact.
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Networking · Security · Systems
What is InfraApp
InfraApp is the distribution, execution, and operation layer for software running under a strictly defined trust model. It does not centralize your application data — it governs the cryptographic conditions under which that software can exist and interact.
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No implicit authority from topology, shared infrastructure, or network proximity. Trust is proven cryptographically — never assumed.
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Control · Access · Application. Strict separation between trust, administration, and functional execution.
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Each Engine holds its own RSA identity. Trust survives infrastructure, region, runtime, and physical location.
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Same cryptographic trust whether NCN runs the platform or the customer self-hosts the entire stack.
Architectural library
Four technical corpora. Visual decks and extended documentation.
The blueprint of a distributed and sovereign CSP.
Foundational document. Defines the three-plane model (Control · Access · Application), trust boundaries, and the operational capsule as the minimum autonomous unit.
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Cryptographic identity and local validation.
Defines what trust means in the platform, the relationships between planes (Control↔Access, Control↔App, Access→App one-way), and the cryptographic elements: RSA, JWT, JWKS, Sigstore.
Open deck
Identity continuity across runtime, region, and restart.
How cryptographic identities survive the runtime lifecycle. Custody decoupled from ephemeral memory. Identity continuity across instances.
Open deck
Tier 2 today, Tier 0 tomorrow. By design, not by accident.
Evolutionary cryptographic custody model: Vault KV (Tier 2) → Vault Transit (Tier 1) → HSM remote-sign (Tier 0). Rotation, revocation, and full lifecycle.
Open deck
Operational identities and external federation.
Operator authentication and federation with external providers. OIDC, SAML, claims mapping, primary authentication factor, MFA enforcement.
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Persistent IAM, temporal PIM, contextual ABAC.
Trust answers WHO. Authorization answers WHAT. Global semantic catalog of permissions, PIM-first in Control, ABAC for contextual restriction.
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Audit are facts. Guard are judgments.
Multi-plane evidence subsystem. Five lanes by ownership, tamper-evident SHA-256 hash chain, WORM Compliance mode, 20 architectural invariants, three tenant consent levels.
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