Autonomous Resolution.
Close the loop between finding and fix without bypassing your pipeline.
Detect, plan, PR, verify
Every fix lands as code in your repository, and your approval policy decides when it merges. Arkhein never merges without it.
The finding in context
A risk is found on the Hyper-Graph together with the path that makes it matter.
Epigenetic Engine
Runtime context sets the priority: the same finding is urgent in one workload and dormant in another.
Zero-Drift IaC PRs
Arkhein locates the Terraform or OpenTofu that owns the resource and opens a pull request with the change, so the console and the code stop disagreeing.
Re-scan and Circuit Breaker
After the merge the resource is checked again, and in CI the Extinction Circuit Breaker fails any change that would lower your extinction number.
Fixes that stay fixed
Epigenetic Engine
Like a genome, your code does not change but its expression does. The engine reads runtime context, and resolution follows what is actually expressed.
Needs: runtime signals from instrumented hosts and the Hyper-Graph · Evidence: the context that raised or lowered each priority · Limits: unobserved workloads fall back to graph-only priority.
Zero-Drift IaC PRs
The fix goes to the code that owns the resource, so the next deploy does not undo it.
Extinction Circuit Breaker
In CI, a change that would lower your extinction number fails the check, with the path that explains why.
Puppet Master
Scoped, attestable adversary simulation, so exposure is tested the way an attacker would test it.
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Answers about
Autonomous Resolution
No. The human approval policy is yours, and Arkhein never merges without it.
Terraform and OpenTofu. Arkhein finds the code that owns the resource and opens the pull request there.
The part that reads runtime context to set priority. The same finding can be urgent in one workload and dormant in another.
Any change in CI that would lower your extinction number (k). The check explains why with the path it found.
It tests exposure the way an attacker would, inside a scope you sign off, so a fix is validated against a real attack path.
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