CyberSeal is a drop-in integrity layer that configures to your existing security stack. It seals every change to the Bitcoin proof-of-work blockchain, so even an attacker who rewrites your logs cannot hide what they touched.
THE PROBLEM
AI agents now operate with the access to alter code, databases, and configurations. The same access lets them rewrite the logs that would record what they did. An agent can change a system, then edit the audit trail so the change never appears to have happened. When the record itself can be altered, you cannot prove what your systems did, what an attacker touched, or that your data is still trustworthy.
HOW IT WORKS
01 / CAPTURE
File save and modify events, configuration changes, and network activity stream from endpoint nodes into a live, hashed feed. Capture is continuous and does not wait for a batch window.
02 / ROLL UP
Endpoint nodes roll up through installations and regional commands to one global anchor hash. A change anywhere in the tree changes the root.
03 / ANCHOR
Snapshots seal a Merkle root to the Bitcoin blockchain as a confirmed transaction. The anchor inherits Bitcoin's accumulated proof of work, which is what makes it impractical to forge or backdate.
04 / ALARM
Altered records flag the instant a hash fails to match. Operators export signed JSON or route the evidence package directly to a security operations center or command.
COMPLEMENTARY BY DESIGN
The events your SIEM, EDR, and audit tools already produce become the inputs CyberSeal captures, hashes, and seals to the Bitcoin blockchain. Existing workflows stay intact. Nothing to rip out, nothing to replace.
The result is an independent, Bitcoin-anchored evidence layer on top of what you operate today. CyberSeal adds the proof that those workflows ran as reported and that no one altered the record after the fact.
~10 min
To first Bitcoin confirmation
1 bit
Smallest alteration detected
4-tier
Merkle hierarchy to global anchor
Evidence is sealed within minutes of an event rather than at the end of a logging window.
Any alteration to a sealed record is detected, identified, and timestamped against the anchor.
Signed, Bitcoin-anchored evidence stands on its own. No party can credibly deny what the record shows.
The CyberSeal demo anchors a live Merkle audit to Bitcoin and flags tampering in real time.
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