🏛 Cybersecurity Constitution Article V: The Right to Compartmentalization

Because Breaches Shouldn’t Cascade — And Exposure Should Never Spread

In legacy systems, one breach becomes every breach.

One compromised session spreads to every subnet.
One rogue admin wipes out multiple domains.
One vendor pipeline infects your core.

This isn’t just failure.
It’s a violation of operational rights.

That’s why Article V of the Cybersecurity Constitution™ establishes the Right to Compartmentalization.

Every environment, asset, and identity must be segmented.
Governed by doctrine.
And isolated by design.

🚪 What Happens Without Compartmentalization?

You get:

• Cross-domain sprawl

• Identity inheritance without containment

• Vendor pipelines that bypass security zones

• AI systems with access to production data

• Test environments exposing classified systems

And worst of all:
Breach propagation becomes inevitable.

🧭 What Article V Declares

You have a constitutional right to separate everything.

That includes:

✅ Mission zones
✅ Network tiers
✅ Identity scopes
✅ Data layers
✅ AI interaction models
✅ Recovery domains
✅ Admin privileges

Compartmentalization isn’t fragmentation.
It’s sovereign containment.

🛡 How InterOpsis™ Enforces Article V

Compartmentalization is enforced through the doctrine’s architectural stack:

• DNA™ – Assigns assets and users to segmented security zones

• STEALTH™ Enclaves – Creates sealed, air-gapped operational domains

• Multi-Net Security Framework™ – Governs cross-network isolation (AI-Net, BizNet, CINet, GovNet, etc.)

• BridgeGuard™ – Enforces policy-governed, revocable bridging

• TrustNet™ – Prevents identity sprawl and session inheritance

• REVIVE™ + PHOENIX™ – Recovery compartments with no cross-contamination

🚫 What Article V Prohibits

• Shared cloud tenancy across security tiers

• Full-access admins with global privileges

• Monolithic environments without breach boundaries

• Cross-domain identity inheritance

• One-network-to-rule-them-all architecture

🧠 Compartmentalization Is Sovereignty in Action

Compartmentalization ensures that:

• AI systems can’t learn from unauthorized data

• Dev teams can’t access classified systems

• One identity breach can’t spread across environments

• You can surgically revoke access without full shutdown

This is how real nations operate.
And so must your systems.

📣 Reclaim Your Right to Containment

You have the right to isolate.
You have the right to deny sprawl.
And you have the duty to compartmentalize before disaster demands it.

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Your mission doesn’t end with compromise —
It ends when containment fails.