Digital Provenance & Trust Prove what's real. Before a regulator asks you to.
SBOMs, cryptographic attestation and content credentials that show exactly what's in your software and where your content came from.
Let's Build TogetherOne poisoned package reaches every customer.Sign everything you ship.
Two questions used to be optional and are now law. What's inside the software you ship? The EU Cyber Resilience Act requires vulnerability reporting from September 2026 and SBOMs by December 2027. And was this content made by AI? The EU AI Act's transparency rules now require machine-readable marking of synthetic media. Meanwhile attackers target the supply chain because one compromised dependency reaches thousands of victims.
What changes for the business
- A live inventory of every component in every product you ship
- Vulnerabilities traced to affected products in minutes
- Content and builds signed so authenticity can be verified by anyone
4 ways in
Each one has its own page, and each page runs the work live. Open one and play with it.
- Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) generation & managementKnow every ingredient in every product you ship.Automated SBOMs generated at build time, stored, searchable and ready for customers and regulators.Try a CVE checked against the SBOM
- Content watermarking & provenance trackingLabel AI content before the law makes you.C2PA content credentials and invisible watermarking for images, video, audio and text your systems produce.Try a detector lens
- Cryptographic attestation for AI-generated contentEvery AI output, signed and accountable.Cryptographic signatures that bind AI outputs to the model, prompt, data and policy that produced them.Try a signed image to tamper with
- Software supply-chain integrity assuranceOne poisoned dependency shouldn't reach your customers.Signed builds, verified dependencies and hardened pipelines aligned to SLSA, so what you ship is exactly what you built.Try a signed chain
What buyers ask first
Do we legally need SBOMs?
If you sell software or connected products in the EU, the Cyber Resilience Act requires manufacturers to identify and document components, and its vulnerability reporting duties apply from 11 September 2026. US federal buyers and many enterprise customers already ask for SBOMs in procurement.
What does the EU AI Act require for AI-generated content?
Under Article 50, providers of generative AI systems must mark outputs in a machine-readable, detectable way, and deployers must disclose deepfakes. These transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026, with a transition for some systems already on the market.
When do we need attestation for AI outputs?
When AI makes or informs decisions about customers, such as credit, claims, pricing or eligibility, or when sector rules require you to keep records of how decisions were made. If you can't reconstruct why an AI gave a specific answer, you need it.
What is SLSA?
Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts, an open framework that defines increasing levels of build integrity, from documented builds to hardened, isolated and verifiable ones. It gives you and your customers a shared way to describe how trustworthy a build is.
Let's talk Digital Provenance & Trust.
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