VERIMESH is not a certification substitute — it's the evidence layer that makes demonstrating these controls faster. Each row shows the control theme, what the framework expects, and what VERIMESH contributes.
Complete, tamper-resistant records of operational events, with reliable timestamps and attributable actors.
Hash-chained receipts with device identity and timestamps; any alteration breaks the chain visibly at a precise point.
Demonstrable control over where records live and when, if ever, they cross a boundary.
Records remain under the operator's custody. Any configured release or synchronisation is operator-authorised and recorded as a receipt.
Operations — and their records — continue through infrastructure disruption, with recovery you can evidence.
Local-first recording continues during external network loss. Configured UPS, local redundancy and recovery controls can support continuity during power or hardware disruption, with outage and recovery events recorded as receipts.
An unbroken, attributable record of who held what, when — defensible under scrutiny and disclosure.
Custody transfers recorded as linked receipts at the moment of handover, with device and role context attached.
Actions gated by role and approval, with the authorisation itself recorded.
Release, export, and review are operator decisions under the master node's authority — each one a receipt in the same chain.
Framework references are indicative themes, not certification claims. Map specific clauses with your compliance advisor; the Luma XIP specification documents receipt structure and ISO mapping alignment in detail. Exact applicability depends on the deployed configuration, surrounding procedures and operating controls.