Transaction-Level Audit Trail
Every authorized governed transaction produces a verifiable record of the decision, without placing the protected payload itself into the audit record.
Login logs do not tell the whole transaction story
Connection and login records show who accessed a system, but they may not answer what specific exchange was authorized, when it occurred, or under which policy.
Create evidence at the transaction
Record what was approved, for whom, and under which policy each time NewSovix authorizes a governed transaction. Keep the audit evidence separate from the sensitive payload.
Use evidence, not recollection
Regulatory audits
Show which governed transactions were authorized and under what policy.
Breach investigations
Reconstruct what was and was not authorized, transaction by transaction.
Insider disputes
Use transaction-level evidence to establish which identity or application initiated the exchange and which policy authorized it.
Board & customer assurance
Support data-handling claims with transaction-level records.
The audit trail records that a transaction was authorized, for whom, and under what policy. It never contains the underlying data itself, so the record is safe to share with auditors, regulators, or your board without becoming a new disclosure risk.
Related capabilities
Per-Transaction Authorization
Every entry in the audit trail traces back to a single, independently-checked transaction.
Learn more →Data Integrity, Not Just Secrecy
A record of what was authorized is only meaningful if forged or tampered requests never made it through in the first place.
Learn more →Data Sovereignty
The same architecture that keeps a legal order from finding anything readable also keeps the audit record free of the data it describes.
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