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# Attestation Blueprint

Namespace-based attestation enables secure isolation and management of workloads in multi-tenant environments. Each namespace acts as a logical boundary where policies, identities, and attestations are scoped and enforced independently. This approach is crucial for least privilege, compliance, and scalability, especially when managing sensitive workloads across different teams, applications, or tenants.

You would use namespace-based attestation when:

* You operate in a multi-team or multi-tenant setup, where each unit needs separate trust anchors and policies.
* You want to enforce strong isolation between workloads in dev, staging, and production.
* You're aiming to **audit or track attestations** in a granular way by environment or responsibility.

This ensures that only trusted, verified workloads run in each namespace—backed by signed evidence, TOTP validation, and optional annotations.


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