A control you cannot verify is a control you are trusting.
RedactWall governs the paths you deploy and turns decisions on those paths into evidence your staff can check.
Why verification matters
Security controls are sold on what they prevent and reviewed on what they logged. In almost every case the log is written by the vendor, held by the vendor, and read through the vendor’s console.
So when someone asks whether entries in that record changed, or whether an event was omitted, the answer depends on what the vendor says. That is a trust relationship wearing the clothes of an audit trail.
With RedactWall, your staff can check on their own systems that the entries present still match the record as written. The check does not prove every event was recorded; its result states that limit.
Who it is for
Midmarket security teams that want AI use governed, and want to show how. One or two people own the decision, they carry heavy obligations for customer data, and they have no platform team to build this themselves.
What the guided pilot proves is narrow on purpose: one cohort of managed Windows 11 devices, the ChatGPT composer in managed Chrome, and evidence for every decision on that path that your own team can check. What it costs you is a policy owner, one enrolled device to start, and an agreed safe test. Everything past that waits on the proof.
Where it stands
RedactWall is available in supervised pilots. Disclosures lists where every attestation and every surface stands today.
Start with a path you can prove.
Work with RedactWall to confirm fit, agree the scope and verify one managed device before expanding.
- Record integrity checked on your systems
- Verification names what it does not prove
- Coverage and proof status are published