Sealed the moment
it's collected.
Every artifact is hashed on arrival and written once — immutable, encrypted, and access-logged. When it's time to produce evidence, its integrity is provable down to the byte.
Provable from collection to court.
Artifacts are ingested and hashed the instant they arrive.
Written once, encrypted, and made immutable — WORM by default.
Every view, download, and export is logged and attributed.
Export with an integrity proof a court will accept.
Built to survive scrutiny.
Integrity you can recompute, not just trust.
Each artifact's SHA-256 is chained into a per-case Merkle tree. The root is anchored to an RFC 3161 timestamp authority every hour, so the moment of sealing is provable independent of threatDefendr — even years later.
Every hand it passed through, on the record.
A continuous, signed custody log — no gaps, no edits, no “trust me.” Each transfer is attributed, timestamped, and cryptographically linked to the one before it.
Engineered around the standards counsel asks for.
The vault maps to the evidentiary and forensic standards courts and regulators expect — so your team spends the deposition explaining the case, not the tooling.
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One vault, four very different bad days.
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The details your architects will ask for.
“Opposing counsel challenged our evidence handling on day one. We produced the integrity proof and the full custody log in under a minute. The motion to exclude was withdrawn the same afternoon.”
Make every artifact defensible by default.
See the vault seal, verify, and produce a piece of evidence end to end — in a 30-minute walkthrough on your own retention policy.