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Preserve incident evidence, security review history, and automation accountability.
Security teams need to inspect evidence from many tools without losing its source. Signed records support that review by connecting artifacts and reported actions to identifiable people or services.
Exported logs and investigation files can become separated from their collection context.
Record artifact fingerprints, collection references, responsible service identity, and the incident reference in a signed evidence manifest.
Compare reviewed files with the manifest and examine gaps or inconsistent events using the original security tools.
A supporting record of which artifacts were collected for an investigation.
A preliminary security report can be mistaken for the reviewed client deliverable.
Sign a record of the final report fingerprint, engagement scope reference, issuing team, and approved release version.
Let the client check the source and version while evaluating findings through its own remediation process.
A clear distinction between the issued report and earlier working drafts.
A response playbook may involve several services and agents with different permissions.
Associate the automation identity with its allowed tools and record the alert reference, action, and review or escalation event.
Inspect recorded actions against the configured scope and require authorized approval for consequential containment steps.
An action history for reviewing how a connected response workflow behaved.
Put it into practice
Start with the capability your first use case needs. Add others as your process grows.
Create signed receipts that describe what a person, service, or AI agent reported doing.
Register software agents, define their permissions, and connect their actions to a known identity.
Package a record’s signature and supporting verification information for inspection outside the original application.
Connect selected security events and define evidence retention and access. Your security tools and responders remain responsible for detecting, assessing, and containing threats.
Use cases describe how to apply the platform. Your workflow may need APIs, external systems, and configuration; available features depend on your plan.
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