Access is earned.
Never assumed.

Watch requests meet a boundary they can’t approve themselves through. Launch a live scenario. Follow the request. See the database’s decision.

Enter the security lab

INTERACTIVE SECURITY LAB

Put the boundary to the test.

ABIE / LIVE ENFORCEMENTREAL DATABASE · SYNTHETIC DATA

ENFORCEMENT TOPOLOGYSYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENT

01 / APPLICATIONIncoming request

02 / ABIE GATEIndependent approval

03 / SESSION STORERestricted access

Select a scenario to activate the boundaryABIE / PostgreSQL

MISSING PERMISSION

No approval

The application asks for a session without independent approval. Watch the boundary respond.

The next move is yours.

The request should be rejected with zero sessions.

APPROVAL_MISSING

Actual database checks. Fresh synthetic data. No signup.Demo scope & engineering evidence ↗

WHY THIS MATTERS

Reduce what a compromised application can do.

A SQL injection or stolen application credential can become more damaging when that application can also grant itself access. ABIE’s protected session path requires approval from a separate authority and checks the exact request at the database boundary.

Approval belongs to a request

Changing the request or presenting another company’s grant fails the check.

Retries keep one effect

A matching retry returns the same active session. Revoked access stays inactive.

Integration stays deliberate

We map your identity flow, application permissions and recovery design before a rollout.

What you’re seeing

This demo executes the ABIE release candidate’s database controls in a dedicated environment. Its authority supplies synthetic approvals; it does not log you in with a real identity provider. It demonstrates session enforcement, not production disaster recovery or protection of this website’s client accounts.

ABIE complements parameterized queries and application security. It does not prevent every SQL injection or protect against compromise of every trusted administrator. Production integrations require environment-specific testing and independent security review.

Review the current engineering evidence

The 13 October 2026 release candidate passed 100 local tests, including signed OIDC, mTLS, replay, revocation, schema upgrade and recovery checks. Its image scan reported zero known OS or Python-package vulnerabilities at that time. Those results are local engineering evidence, not certification or an independent audit.

YOUR SYSTEM. A DEFINED TEST.

Start with one
protected session flow.

Explore a paid staging evaluation with agreed scope, acceptance tests and a clear go/no-go decision.

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