Enterprises evaluating cloud security almost always ask the same question first: how many services are protected? It's the wrong question. The number that actually matters is how many independently-configured security perimeters exist across your stack, because every one of those is a separate place for something to go wrong.
A typical cloud environment secures six core services (compute, orchestration, storage, databases, identity, and networking) with six separate configurations, six separate patch cycles, and six separate teams responsible for getting it right. Each one is a blast radius. If any single one drifts out of policy, the failure is isolated to that service, but the surface area you're defending never shrinks.
Modelyo's approach inverts this. Instead of securing six services six different ways, the entire environment sits inside one hardware-enforced boundary, verified continuously and invisible to anyone outside it, including Modelyo itself. The six services don't disappear; what disappears is the six different ways they could fail.
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