Operating layer
Rail Connector Matrix
Cabier sits above the rails, not on them. We do not move value, hold assets or operate infrastructure. We read evidence from the systems that do, normalise it, and hold the institution's control position against it.
| Category | Surface | Signals contributed |
|---|---|---|
| Settlement and market infrastructure | Post-trade and settlement venues | Settlement finality, fail rates, reconciliation breaks |
| Tokenisation networks | Permissioned and public issuance rails | Issuance authorisation, supply integrity, redemption behaviour |
| Custody and reserve | Qualified custodians and reserve attestors | Holdings confirmation, segregation evidence, attestation currency |
| Cloud and hosting | Hyperscale and dedicated tenancy | Availability events, region posture, concentration exposure |
| Identity and access | Enterprise IdP and privileged access | Recertification currency, privileged session evidence |
| Service management | ITSM and CMDB systems of record | Change authorisation, incident lifecycle, asset ownership |
| Security telemetry | SIEM, EDR, vulnerability management | KEV exposure, detection coverage, mean time to remediate |
| Model and AI runtime | Model registries and inference gateways | Inventory completeness, drift, human-oversight points |
| Third-party assurance | Vendor registers and assurance reports | Criticality, substitutability, exit-plan test currency |
Named vendors are discussed under engagement
This matrix describes categories and signal types. Specific providers, connector status and integration sequencing are covered in a scoped briefing so that neither our roadmap nor a client's architecture is disclosed on a public page.