Prove who did what, without chasing screenshots
Every sign-in, change, secret reveal, deployment and remote session is written to an append-only log. Each entry carries the hash of the one before it, so any edit breaks the chain.
What gets in the way today
Evidence scattered everywhere
Audit season means collecting logs from CI tools, clouds, VPNs and chat, then hoping they line up.
Logs anyone could edit
A plain database table or text file can be changed after the fact, and auditors know it.
Secrets leaking into output
Tokens end up in build logs and screenshots, and nobody notices until a scan finds them.
Built for this job, switched on from day one
Hash-chained audit log
Each entry includes the hash of the previous one. Change or delete a row and the chain no longer checks out.
Everything in one log
Sign-ins, changes, secret reveals, deployments, approvals and remote sessions.
Export for your SIEM
Download the log as CSV and feed it to the tools you already use.
Secrets in Vault
Values never appear in database rows, API responses, logs or the audit log. Pipelines mask them in output.
Strong sign-in
Password policy, TOTP MFA you can require for everyone, Google and Microsoft SSO and lockout after failures.
Least privilege
Permissions per module at none, read, modify or full, checked on every request.
Up and running in an afternoon
Every step happens on your own servers. Nothing leaves your network unless you connect it.
Turn on MFA for everyone
Require TOTP under Password, MFA and SSO, or sign in with Google or Microsoft.
Set roles per module
Give each team only what it needs, project by project.
Move secrets into Vault
Pipelines and remote sessions read them; people don’t have to.
Export the audit log
Filter by user, action or date and download it as CSV.