Console Security Boundary

Console Security Boundary

Phase 6 now reports the deployed console/API security boundary.

What It Provides

• Read-only GET /console/security-boundary.
• Read-only GET /console/session for signed bearer-token actor context.
• OIDC readiness from CAVRA_APPROVAL_OIDC_CONFIG.
• Repository RBAC readiness from CAVRA_APPROVAL_RBAC_FILE.
• CORS origin visibility from CAVRA_CORS_ORIGINS.
• Browser-visible console permission categories.
• Operator notes for production deployments.

How To Use

curl http://127.0.0.1:8000/console/security-boundary

The sandbox console displays the same information in the Console Security Boundary panel.

Boundary

The boundary endpoint reports whether the console/API topology is ready for signed OIDC actor tokens and repository RBAC on approval decisions, break-glass actions, and policy publish write-back. GET /console/session validates a bearer token and reports actor context. Production deployments should host the console behind enterprise identity and restrict CORS.

User Stories

• As a platform engineer, I can confirm OIDC and RBAC wiring before production console rollout.
• As a security architect, I can separate static demo console behavior from production identity boundaries.
• As an auditor, I can inspect the control boundary for approval decisions.

Next

The next recommended work is vendor-specific ITSM, ChatOps, and SIEM connector execution hooks.