Enterprise
Governance Posture
OSuite now treats enterprise posture as one workspace object: governance owners, data controls, identity assurance, protocol lanes, and runtime trust all collapse into a posture surface that can feed PCAA.
Why
Enterprise buyers do not buy isolated guardrails. They buy a governed operating model.
Governance posture is the object that joins workspace ownership, privacy boundaries, identity assurance, protocol approvals, and runtime trust. It is what turns PCAA from a runtime evidence engine into an enterprise control plane.
Account boundary before workspace posture
Posture is more trustworthy when the product does not silently assign new SaaS users to a synthetic default tenant. OSuite now keeps the account alive in a tenantless state until the first workspace is explicitly created, then allows the posture object to attach to a real business boundary.
Governance packs
Named compliance owners, audit owners, incident escalation paths, and third-party review posture.
Residency, retention, privacy contact, and minimization standards declared at workspace scope.
Verified identity methods plus a default attestation wallet to support portable trust projections.
Approved protocol lanes and runtime interop strategy declared before cross-runtime coordination is enabled.
Identity trust graph
Workspace posture now includes a trust graph summary: verified identity methods, wallet binding, trust grants, trusted agents, and derived assurance level. That gives PCAA a stronger trust substrate than email or session state alone.
Trust material envelope
Posture now carries a normalized trust material summary instead of scattered hints. Wallet receipts, verified identity credentials, delegation-style claims, signed request receipts, and registry proofs can all be counted, classified, and surfaced before operators read a single replay.
Plugin exchange posture
Workspace posture now also carries the exchange layer: which identity bridges, security packs, trust providers, and vertical packs are enabled for that tenant. The goal is controlled expansion, not an open marketplace that weakens certificate authority.
Protocol lanes
OSuite can treat native SDK instrumentation, governed messages, A2A-style exchange, signed requests, and Trust Boundary runtime governance as separate lanes. The posture object records which ones are approved before they become execution paths.