G/01
Policy enforcement
Workflows, dispatches, and integrations are validated against active policy at composition, trigger, and execution time. Policy violations halt execution and route to operator review.
Composition · trigger · execution
Security
Security as a first-class property of the execution layer.
Ad360 operates as enterprise infrastructure. Security, governance, and auditability are designed into operational workflows, integration boundaries, and execution paths.
Security posture
Governance, access, audit, observability — enforced at the runtime.
The platform's security posture is composed of runtime capabilities, controls, and documented operating practices. Each capability is treated as a first-class property of the execution layer.
G/02
Access control
Role-bounded authority over what runs, where, and under which constraints. Authority is enforced at runtime, not at the interface, and every decision is captured to an audit log.
Role-bounded · runtime-enforced
G/03
Identity isolation
Cross-tenant and cross-workload identity isolation across the runtime. Identity context propagates through the execution path with explicit provenance preserved.
Cross-tenant · cross-workload
G/04
Audit log
Operational events — composition, trigger, dispatch, approval, completion — are captured to a queryable audit log. Replay is supported against the log where configured.
Immutable · queryable · replayable
G/05
Operational observability
Infrastructure telemetry and execution traceability are first-class capabilities of the platform. Operators retain visibility into runtime state, dispatch lanes, and integration boundaries.
Telemetry · traceability
G/06
Data handling
Data is handled with explicit residency, isolation, and retention semantics. Encryption posture covers data in transit and at rest across the platform footprint.
Residency · isolation · retention
Data and compliance
Regional regulation, consent signaling, and data residency — enforced at the wire format.
Compliance is treated as a cross-system property of the integration boundary. Regional regulation, consent strings, and data residency are propagated through the integration layer as protocol-level properties.
Compliance
GDPR · EU regulation
Lawful basis, purpose limitation, storage minimization, and data subject rights propagated across every integration boundary.
Lawful basis · DSAR · minimization
Compliance
CCPA and US state regimes
California Consumer Privacy Act compliance plus emerging US state regulations (Virginia VCDPA, Colorado CPA, Connecticut CTDPA) enforced through consent-aware adapters.
CCPA · VCDPA · CPA · CTDPA
Compliance
TCF 2.2 framework
IAB Transparency and Consent Framework 2.2 signaling enforced at the integration wire format. Vendor consent and publisher restrictions propagated to demand-side and creative surfaces.
IAB · vendor consent · publisher restrictions
Compliance
Data residency
Regional execution surfaces support data residency requirements where deployment scope requires it.
Regional residency · deployment scope
Talk to security engineering.
Security disclosures, audit requests, and compliance discussions are routed directly to security engineering through the inquiry routing surface.
Security documentation · available on request
Current security materials, audit status, and supporting documentation are shared with qualified enterprise and security teams on request.