Long-Form Research and Technical Guides

A two-page summary for executive readers. Every successful attack resolves to the same requirement — something in the system must change — and known-good enforcement evaluates each change at the kernel before it executes. Covers Ransomware Defense, Virtual Patching, and Change Control, and where Mimic sits in the stack.

Kernel-level enforcement decides at Ring 0 whether a change is allowed before it reaches the system. This guide defines the control, shows how it evaluates every change against a known-good baseline, and separates it from network access control, agent governance, and detection.

A technical and executive reference on the architecture that allows only what is authorized. It sets out why an enforcement model built on a known-good baseline holds when detection cannot keep pace with the rate at which new attacks appear.