Default catalog
Super Admin holds platform defaults. Android and iOS stay on separate lists.
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AI-assisted catalog, scoring, and operator reports.
Super Admin owns the 44/23 rule defaults. Each Client gets isolated Sandbox and Production catalogs after Super Admin enables that environment. Severity and action are policy — not hardcoded in the SDK.
What it does
ThreatDesk is the operator catalog. Super Admin owns the 44 Android and 23 iOS defaults. After enablement, each Client receives isolated Sandbox and Production copies. The lists do not mix across platforms or tenants.
Severity maps to LOG, WARN, CLOSE, or BLOCK. That mapping is policy, not a hardcoded SDK constant. AI-assisted scoring helps operators read evidence. It does not auto-approve Production and it does not let a maker check their own change.
Reports stay on that Client. Super Admin break-glass is audited. End-user copy on a BLOCK screen uses the Client app name only — never another brand.
What it scores
How it runs
Super Admin holds platform defaults. Android and iOS stay on separate lists.
A Client gets Sandbox first. Production is a second catalog after two checkers.
Makers propose. Checkers approve. Reports and end-user copy stay on that Client.
Operators
Owns defaults, environment enablement, and audited break-glass. Never a shared mixed catalog.
Four seats — Maker 1, Maker 2, Checker 1, Checker 2. No self-approval on Production.
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