See and stop every threat to your AI, and run every incident to ground, in one console. Respond the instant something's off, with every action backed by signed, tamper-evident proof.
Logs can be edited, gaps can’t be proven absent, and “trust us” doesn’t survive a regulator. A signed, hash-chained receipt is tamper-evident and independently verifiable: a different category of evidence.
Detectors fire and agents misbehave, but no one is watching the stream as it happens.
Thousands of disconnected signals with no correlation, and the real threat drowns in noise.
An audit log is something you ask people to trust; it can be edited and gaps can’t be proven absent.
No case workflow when something breaks, so incidents linger while the team improvises.
No tamper-evident evidence trail to hand a regulator when the review comes.
After the fact, you can’t reconstruct who decided what, when, and on which policy.
Each verdict is signed and hash-chained the moment it is made, with every receipt verifiable down to its signature and chain link.
Verdict, policy version, and full context are signed the instant the decision is made, not reconstructed later from logs that could have changed.
Each receipt links to the one before it. Edit a single record and verification turns red at the exact point of change. The chain makes tampering visible.
A verdict is reached by guardrails or the authority engine.
The verdict and context are signed with ES256 and hash-chained to the prior receipt.
The receipt joins an append-only, tamper-evident ledger.
Anyone can check signatures and chain integrity, any time.
See a signed decision, break the chain with a tamper, and watch verification catch it instantly.