Every action is recorded in a hash-chained audit log — each entry cryptographically linked to the one before it, so tampering or deletion is detectable rather than just logged.
- Each entry references the cryptographic hash of the previous one
- Reviewable by your team and auditors — never editable
- Exportable for SIEM ingestion and compliance reporting
How it works
Every audited action is written as a chained entry: each record embeds the cryptographic hash of the one before it. The chain — not a trust assumption — is what proves nothing was edited or deleted later without a record.
Because each entry embeds the previous entry's hash, deleting or editing a past entry breaks every hash after it — the tampering shows up as a broken chain, not as a missing log line that could go unnoticed.