TraceWorks captures the data crossing a network, stamps it against a traceable clock, and seals it — so you can prove, independently, that the record is complete and was never touched.
In development · talking to people who live these problemsFirms are increasingly asked to prove their records are complete and unaltered. Today they mostly trust their own systems to vouch for themselves — and when those systems have a blind spot, nobody sees it until it's too late.
A tampered record slips past the firm's own monitoring unnoticed — but an independent recorder, outside the systems being watched, captured and sealed the truth as it happened.
The same independent record answers two different questions — one for the compliance desk, one for the operations centre.
An independent, tamper-evident record of what actually crossed the wire — for surveillance, record-keeping and reporting obligations. Not another system marking its own homework.
Talk to us →A resilient, independent record for networks that can't afford a blind spot — auditable, built as a neutral witness rather than part of the system it's watching.
Talk to us →An appliance that taps a network, records the traffic, timestamps it against a traceable clock, and seals each record so it's tamper-evident — then lets you replay exactly what happened, in order, as it happened.
We're early, and deliberately talking to the people who know this best — to find out whether we're reading it right, and what actually matters. No pitch.
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