For insurance platforms
The next carrier review asks you to prove it.
Hilt governs policyholder data movement. Every carrier DDQ asks how you detect policyholder data leaving, and most teams cannot point to telemetry. Hilt watches the claims platform and export pipeline at the kernel, resolved to a real identity and job, without reading the policies.
Every carrier DDQ asks for the one control you cannot show
You are asked how you would detect a book of policyholder records leaving. Posture reports and policy documents do not answer it, because the answer is telemetry.
Why the stack cannot produce it
- DSPM maps where the policyholder book sits and who could reach it, not that someone just read the claims path and pushed a book of records somewhere new. At rest, not in motion.
- Endpoint DLP watches laptops, email, and browser uploads. It never sees the EKS claims platform or the export pipeline, where the policyholder book lives and moves.
- Cloud audit logs record the API call and reconstruct the move in the post-mortem, after the disclosure clock starts, not the in-host process reading a sensitive path then opening a socket.
Hilt watches the movement itself: beneath the app log, identity-resolved, metadata only, single-tenant in your own cloud.
The proof runs on your hardware. Bring your cluster and we will bring the teardown.