Incident forensics reconstructs what your AI system did, step by step, from SOVA Black Box records or the logs you already keep.
Evidence that insurers, regulators and counsel can check.
Fault can sit with up to six parties: model provider, app vendor, deployer, user, tool provider and the author of injected content. Fees are fixed or hourly, never contingent on the outcome of a claim or case.
A frozen incident is replayed in O.W.L, changing one factor at a time (the injected email, the over-scoped token, the model version) over many samples. Each factor’s effect on the outcome is reported with a confidence interval and signed in .sova: the “but-for” test courts and insurers use for causation.
AvailableExports fill the fields of India’s electronic-evidence certificate (BSA s.63: hash, algorithm, Part A custodian, Part B expert) and the US FRE 902(13)/(14) certifications. Retention can meet EU, CERT-In, DPDP and Colorado periods together.
AvailableRecords are hash-chained from creation, gaps are detected to prove completeness, timestamps are independently anchored, and escrow terms are fixed in advance and identical for every client.
AvailableOne action captures the full incident state (prompts, retrieved context, model fingerprint, memory, tool calls, credentials, approvals and downstream actions), sealed in .sova under TRUSCOR’s countersignature and replayable in O.W.L.
AvailableRecords prompt, interpretation, mandate and cart for every agent purchase, with attribution reports and per-agent error rates for chargeback disputes.
AvailableDecoy credentials, documents, tools and planted memories; any touch is recorded as attributed evidence. Hash-chained memory diffs trace an incident to the memory write that caused it. Detect and record only, never block.
AvailableRates how completely an incident could be rebuilt from the records a system keeps, whatever logging tool produced them.
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