SOLUTIONS ARCHITECTURE • Intervention & Continuity
Graduated Intervention & Shutdown Readiness
A kill switch is a single theatrical button. Real enterprises need graduated intervention: the ability to observe, warn, constrain authority, escrow decisions, revoke credentials, isolate a single agent, suspend a workflow, and—only when necessary—execute a verified, multi-party shutdown with controlled recovery. DecisionHypervisor makes every rung of that ladder a deterministic, evidence-preserving policy outcome.
Type: Vendor-Neutral
Intercepted Proposed Actions
- Agent behavior observation & risk flagging
- Dynamic authority reduction
- Credential & token revocation
- Single-agent isolation
- Workflow suspension
- Multi-party shutdown authorization
- Controlled recovery & state restoration
Active Controls & Mappings
- Graduated intervention ladder policies
- Blast-radius-scoped containment
- Escrow drain & freeze on containment
- Executor cessation attestation
- Evidence preservation during containment
- Recovery replay against pre-shutdown state
- Separation of duties for shutdown authority
Sample Resolution Trace
PROPOSED ACTION:A trading agent flagged for anomalous behavior attempts to open twenty new positions in one minute.
RESOLUTION:DENIED
REQUIRED RESOLUTIONS:
- - Agent authority reduced to read-only while the anomaly is investigated.
- - Outstanding execution grants revoked across all active decision nodes.
- - Peer agents on shared infrastructure continue unaffected; full Decision Trace preserved for replay.
"Thesis: Containment should be surgical, shutdown should be verifiable, and recovery should be provable—not improvised during an incident."
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