01 / Apollo
Seal the protected material.
The sealing role is conceptually distinct from the decision to permit a release.
GHOSTsuiteYour world. Your boundaries.GHOSTsuite / Cryptographic architecture
Separate the seal.
Separate the verification.
Make the release a governed decision.
R&D architecture / No independent security validation claimed
An architecture of distinct responsibilities
01 / Apollo
The sealing role is conceptually distinct from the decision to permit a release.
02 / Cerberus
A separate verification and policy role reviews whether the required conditions for release have been met.
03 / Phoenix Ω
Recovery and continuity belong in the architecture, alongside evidence of the relevant transitions.
Phoenix Ω is the recovery and resilience direction within this architecture. It is separate from the OMEGA quantitative research program.
Explore the architecture
Follow the high-level responsibilities. This public explanation describes a research direction, without exposing private algorithms, keys, thresholds or server topology.
APOLLO
Protecting material is one responsibility. The architecture keeps that role distinct from the authority to verify conditions and govern release.
CERBERUS
Verification considers the defined release conditions as a separate responsibility. Evidence should describe what was checked and which transition was permitted.
PHOENIX Ω
A recovery path should have its own agreed scope, authority and evidence. Continuity does not bypass the need to define release responsibilities.
Apollo / GHOST ServerStack
Server and deployment architecture sits within the GHOST ecosystem. Its role is to support the agreed boundaries of the system.
Operational deployment details, performance evidence and independent security assessments require a separately defined evaluation. This public page does not claim a production cryptographic service.
Inspect the separate planning referenceApollo Cerberus / Research & development
Start with the material, authority boundaries and evidence required for an evaluation.