Architectural Structure
VTI Frame defines the canonical relationships between trust-state generation, authorization outcomes, enforcement, and verification.
Core Architectural Principles
- Canonical trust-state representation
- Explicit, bounded authorization evidence
- Cryptographic integrity and lineage preservation
- Independent verification without issuer access
Separation of Concerns
Systems that generate trust-state, enforce authorization, and verify evidence are architecturally separated. No component requires implicit trust in another system’s runtime behavior.
Cross-Domain Evaluation
Evidence structured within the Frame may be evaluated across organizational, technical, and jurisdictional boundaries without re-issuance or reinterpretation.