ARIA S.A.

ARIA Security Agent documentation

ARIA S.A. is the authorized security-support specialist for monitoring, alert triage, evidence collection and escalation workflows. It is designed to help a business understand and organize security signals — not to provide unrestricted offensive-security capability.

Current implementation boundary: ARIA S.A. now has customer-dashboard product visibility and entitlement-aware preview routing. The full customer operational security workspace is still a separate integration task and must not be described as universally live.

Purpose

ARIA S.A. is intended to reduce the time between a security signal appearing and an authorized person understanding what happened. It can support structured monitoring, normalization, evidence gathering, alert context and handoff to the responsible human or security team.

Authorized scope

ARIA S.A. should operate only against systems, logs, websites, infrastructure and integrations the customer is authorized to monitor. The product is not a license to probe third-party systems or bypass access controls.

Connected actions should be limited by the configured tool permissions and environment. Sensitive or potentially disruptive actions should require explicit human authorization.

Monitoring

Potential monitoring inputs can include approved website/server health signals, security logs, application alerts, availability events or other customer-provided telemetry. The exact data source depends on the customer's deployment.

Monitoring should distinguish a raw event from a confirmed incident. A single alert is evidence to investigate, not automatically proof of compromise.

Alert triage

ARIA S.A. can organize alerts by severity, affected system, time, evidence and required next step. Useful triage asks:

What system generated the signal?
What changed and when?
Is the event repeated or isolated?
What evidence supports the suspected cause?
What action requires a human decision?

Evidence collection

Evidence should remain traceable to its source and timestamp. ARIA can summarize and correlate authorized evidence, but the original logs/records should remain available where the customer's incident process requires them.

Do not let a generated summary replace source evidence for a high-stakes security decision.

Escalation

ARIA S.A. should escalate when an event requires judgment, credentials, an irreversible action, legal/compliance review or a response beyond the AI's authorized tool boundary. The handoff should include the relevant evidence and a concise explanation of what has and has not been verified.

Security boundaries

Operate only on authorized customer assets.
Use least-privilege integrations.
Protect credentials and secret material from model-visible output.
Keep disruptive actions behind explicit approval.
Maintain organization isolation.
Record sensitive tool actions where audit logging is available.

Customer access

ARIA S.A. is visible in the customer console even when Locked. Operational access should only be marked Active/Trial when the customer's security data sources, permissions and required workflow are configured.

Current implementation status

The ARIA Console foundation contains product visibility, entitlement states and a specialist preview page. Existing ARIA S.A. work has included voice/UI and security-monitoring concepts, but the complete customer operational module is not represented as finished in this repository phase.

See Security & privacy for platform account boundaries.