// Attesto 2.0

The independent
proof layer.

Attesto 2.0 sits above your systems as a separate cryptographic evidence layer. It captures critical events, creates tamper-evident proof objects, and makes them independently verifiable — outside the systems being examined.

// Why now

Systems can no longer prove themselves.

[ 01 ]

AI everywhere

AI systems make consequential decisions. Without external evidence, organisations cannot demonstrate what actually happened when something goes wrong.

[ 02 ]

Regulatory pressure

EU AI Act, NIS2, DORA, GDPR, and CRA all require verifiable evidence. Evidence controlled by the same system under review does not satisfy independent verification.

[ 03 ]

Incident accountability

When an incident occurs, logs and reports are only as trustworthy as the environment they came from. Attesto separates evidence from the source.

// Integration

Attesto fits into your stack. It does not replace it.

[ SDK ]

Event SDK

Submit events from applications, AI systems, and workflows through the Attesto SDK.

[ API ]

REST API

Submit events via HTTP from any system that can make an API call.

[ Connector ]

Marketplace connectors

Install pre-built connectors from the Attesto Marketplace for common platforms and tools.

[ Batch ]

Batch import

Import historical records or high-volume event streams in structured batches.

// Witness architecture

No single party controls your evidence.

The Attesto witness plane ensures evidence integrity through independent attestation. Deploy your own Local Vault as a customer-operated witness. Choose quorum policies that match your risk profile.

[ 01 ]

Local Vault

A customer-operated component that runs in your own infrastructure. Acts as an independent witness and encrypted event relay — fully under your control.

[ 02 ]

Quorum policies

1-of-1 for simplicity, 2-of-3 for supermajority consensus. Policy is set per evidence stream and governs how many witnesses must agree.

[ 03 ]

Fork detection

If a stream history is manipulated, the witness plane detects the conflict and generates fork evidence automatically.

See how Attesto fits into your stack.

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