Allow
The action fits the chosen mode — Monarch executes it and verifies the result.
MonarchSecurity
How Monarch decides what it may do, where the hard boundaries are, and what lies beyond them.
The action fits the chosen mode — Monarch executes it and verifies the result.
A one-time confirmation bound to that exact action. If the action changes, a new one is needed.
A hard stop. Neither confirmation nor owner rights can lift it.
Access modes
Three autonomy modes, as in Monarch’s settings. Hard limits don’t depend on the mode.
What happens to the action
An “ask” permission is one-time and tied to one exact action. If the action changes, a new one is needed.
What no “yes” can unlock
Encrypted storage for files and private chats. A separate process with no network, its own PIN and its own keys.
Security runs apart from the app: close Monarch and the watch goes on. It’s built on strict rule-based checks; a model only advises.
Security is an early version (Beta), not an antivirus. It complements Windows Defender rather than replacing it.
Security
Still running
Events
How Security responds to Oscar’s actions
Stops an action when its risk score is 70% or higher.
Scores are illustrative
The stable channel is signed with an Ed25519 key. Monarch checks the signature, size and SHA-256 of the installer before installing, puts the new version next to the old one and rolls back if it fails to start.