Compliance & Audit
Compliance is speed: how fast you can say yes to a new model, a new AI use case, or an auditor's request. AI Security Runtime secures and governs every AI interaction and records each enforcement decision as it happens, so when the question comes, the evidence already exists.
Compliance & Audit
Evidence as you run
Every enforcement decision recorded the moment it is made; the trail accumulates as your organization uses AI.
Decisions, not content
What is stored is the decision and its context; raw prompts and data are not retained as evidence.
Framework mapping
AI activity organized in the control language your auditors use.
SIEM-ready export
Evidence streams in real time to the pipelines your SOC and auditors already trust.
Answers on demand
Reports filtered by time range, department, user, model, or policy, assembled from the trail, not from a scramble.
Every surface, one trail
App, gateway, API, agent, endpoint: one evidence chain, human or agent.
The tools that were supposed to govern AI cannot testify about it
Logs built for files, email, and networks record that traffic moved, not what was judged, what was enforced, or why. So every framework review begins with a reconstruction: screenshots, ticket exports, and a quarter of evidence assembled by hand.
From decision to evidence
Evidence is the fourth function, not a report written later. It runs on every interaction and seals each decision as it happens.
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Evidence per decision
Every decision sealed as a metadata-only decision receipt at enforcement time; raw prompts and data are not retained as evidence
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Framework alignment
Enforcement activity mapped to the control language of the frameworks you answer to, so one policy enforced reads as evidence toward the controls it serves. The mapping is input to your assessment, not a substitute for it
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SIEM-ready export
Receipts stream in real time to the pipelines your auditors already trust
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Answers on demand
Auditor, customer, or board: reports filtered by time, team, model, or policy, from a trail that already exists
The unit of evidence
Every enforcement decision produces one receipt: the surface, the detection, the policy and version that judged it, the action taken, and an integrity hash. Each receipt is sealed at decision time, exported in real time, and readable years later without exposing a single prompt.
Evidence, frameworks, and export
What does the evidence look like?
A sealed, metadata-only decision receipt for every enforcement decision: the surface, the actor, the detection class, the policy and version that judged it, the action taken, and an integrity hash. Raw prompts and data are not retained as evidence. The deliberate exception is hold for human review, where the held item is visible to your designated reviewers until decided; the trail then keeps the decision, not the content.
Which frameworks does the mapping cover?
AI activity maps to controls for SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and the EU AI Act, with reports on demand filtered by time range, department, user, model, or policy. The mapping organizes your evidence in the control language your assessor uses; it informs your assessment rather than replacing it.
How does SIEM export work?
Receipts stream in real time to Splunk, Datadog, and Elastic. Every event is metadata only: the runtime logs decisions, not content, so the pipeline your SOC already trusts carries AI enforcement evidence alongside everything else it collects, with nothing sensitive to re-protect downstream.
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