TLS Termination vs Transparent Transit Security Enforcement
Evaluate the actual configured TLS boundary and measure coverage for each service path.
Comparison scope
Historical claim C-008 is withdrawn. Its broad cross-service visibility assertion was not revalidated. Historical mappings are retained for traceability and do not support that assertion for the current release.
Build-specific executable support and limits
TLS termination creates a configured cryptographic boundary. The released v0.5.5 native catalog describes gateway TLS negotiation on configured listeners; it does not establish visibility or policy enforcement on every service-to-service path.
Evidence to review
Security controls map • EC2 and EKS deployment validation • Historical C-008 mapping — withdrawn claim
Decision guidance
- Identify where traffic is actually routed and TLS terminates; confirm the relevant listener identity and trust configuration.
- Measure each service path and adapter separately. A gateway capability report or policy acknowledgment does not prove coverage of traffic that does not traverse that gateway.
- Compare rollout receipts and telemetry deltas before assuming policy coverage is complete.
Next related reading
KMS alone vs orchestration • PQC migration planning • Evidence index • Claim-to-evidence matrix