ADR-009: OAA Export Projection (Deferred)
OAA is an export projection layer, not the internal data model
OAA is an export projection layer, not the internal data model
How Veza and major security platforms integrate with AWS multi-account environments — onboarding architectures, IAM patterns, cross-account hub models, and what SecurityV0 should learn from each.
Round 5 critical analysis of entity type classification for automation artifacts (Business Rules, Script Includes, REST Messages, OAuth Profiles, Flow Designer Flows, Scheduled Jobs)
GPT-authored research on extending SecurityV0's data model with SCIM and Veza OAA — read-only constraint, deterministic detections, and forensic temporal tracking shape what is and is not directly applicable.
Opus-authored research on reshaping SecurityV0's data model with SCIM and Veza OAA: layered adoption (OAA-inspired schema internally, SCIM-compatible API externally) preserves SecurityV0's temporal and execution-path concepts.
Competitive analysis and market positioning for SecurityV0, including comparisons with identity governance platforms
Product Owner analysis of how automation execution chains should be modeled relative to OAA (Open Authorization API) entity types
Complete schema mapping analysis for modeling SecurityV0 automation chains against the Veza OAA data model
Analysis of OAA (Open Authorization API) integration for SecurityV0 automation chains
Deep analysis of how autonomous execution chains (ServiceNow Business Rules, Flow Designer flows, scheduled jobs) map to Veza OAA concepts
6-agent analysis on mapping autonomous execution flows to OAA (Open Authorization API) concepts
Read-only SCIM 2.0 API for NHI discovery and OAA export projection for authorization metadata
Deep comparison of Veza's ServiceNow integration approach and how SecurityV0 differentiates with autonomous execution detection, ownership decay, and evidence-grade findings