
I spent my career solving critical UX challenges and building the scalable, reusable software architectures that power the world’s largest infrastructures - and I learned a hard truth: Security is a UX failure.
Most protocols break because they ignore the human-machine interface. My transition into cybersecurity is the logical evolution of this work. I am now applying that same architectural rigor to Crittora and the Agent Permission Protocol(APP)—building execution-time security that isn't just unbreakable, but actually usable at enterprise scale.

Security platform that makes execution-time authority explicit, ensuring AI agents, users, and systems can only do exactly what they are permitted to do—nothing more.
Open protocol for cryptographic agent permissions at execution time.
Prevents forged calls, replays, and over-broad execution with portable receipts.

Trust, protect, and prove every document exchange. Future-proof identity bound encryption for document and data.
Agent Permission Protocol
The Execution-Time Authorization Layer for AI Agents

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