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TECH-04
Integration Family Map
Technology partnerships span data sources, scanners, offensive platforms, identity systems, workflow tools, and evidence consumers.
radial hub
Core
SecEng interoperability core
Shared contracts
- Findings, evidence, traces, and lifecycle contracts
- Identity, provenance, and versioning
- Read, enrich, and return workflows
- Scoped API access and approval boundaries
Data and telemetry
Code and artifact sources • Runtime and observability sources
Security platforms
Scanner and AppSec platforms • Offensive and adversarial platforms
Identity and control
Identity and permission systems • Policy and approval systems
Workflow and evidence consumers
Developer and remediation workflows • Evidence, reporting, and governance consumers
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Integration Family Map shows how a AI Security LLC interoperability core connects the systems that produce, move, govern, and consume security data. The map organizes the ecosystem into source domains, control domains, and downstream workflows: code and artifact sources, runtime and observability sources, security and scanner platforms, offensive and adversarial platforms, identity and control layers, and the workflow and evidence consumers that rely on them.
At the center, the interoperability core normalizes findings, evidence, traces, identity, provenance, versioning, and lifecycle contracts so integrations can read, enrich, and return data with clear approval boundaries. The result is a practical view of how technology partnerships fit together across data ingestion, scoped API access, policy enforcement, remediation workflows, and governance reporting.
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Integration Family Map (TECH-04). AI Security LLC Figure Library. https://aisecurity.llc/publication-dsl/figures/TECH-04