Logs you control are claims. Custosa seals every verdict into a signed, hash-chained record you can verify yourself, offline, without trusting us.
Every decision becomes a verifiable record. Alter one entry and the whole chain breaks.
Each verdict links to the one before it. Tampering breaks the chain.
Verify the chain yourself, on your own machine. No trust in Custosa required.
Verdicts only, never content. The ledger holds signed hashes, not records.
Exports as JSON for your audit pipeline. CEF and LEEF next.
Prove what happened without making a second copy of the data you're protecting. An audit trail becomes a second copy to defend. This one can't, because it never holds the record.
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