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Framework rules in.Evidence out.

Adopt the compliance and security frameworks you answer to as rule packs, from OWASP ASVS to PCI DSS, GDPR and NIST SP 800-53. Every allow and deny lands on a hash-chained ledger, admin actions land in an audit log, and each customer has a database of their own.

What Uzera keeps for the audit

Every framework you adopted. A ledger. An audit log. A database of your own.

Guardrails enforces what you adopted. The other three are where the evidence lands.

Guardrails

The frameworks you answer to, one click

OWASP ASVS, OWASP Top 10, OWASP API Security Top 10, CWE Top 25, NIST SSDF, NIST SP 800-53, PCI DSS, GDPR and ISO/SAE 21434 as rule packs, plus coding standards for languages like C#, TypeScript, JavaScript and Node.js, with more added regularly.

  • Adopt per workspace or repository
  • Enforced as the agent writes
  • Plus your own rules in plain English

Trust

A hash-chained ledger

Every allow and deny, in order, with the rule that decided it, on a chain that shows any edit. The record of what the agents were allowed to do.

  • Every verdict, in order
  • Which rule, which file, which developer
  • A chain that shows any edit

Trust

An audit log of admin actions

Rules adopted and changed, roles and permissions, API keys, AI configuration, team membership. Who did what, and when.

  • Team, roles and permissions
  • Rules and templates
  • API keys and AI configuration

Trust

A database per customer

Isolation is physical, not a filter. Your data has its own database, and the connection to it is encrypted.

  • Physical isolation
  • Encrypted connection strings
  • Single sign-on and roles

How the evidence builds up

Adopt. Record. Answer.

Three steps, and the record writes itself while the team works.

Step 01

Adopt

Pick the frameworks you answer to and adopt them as rule packs. Scope them to a repository or the whole workspace.

Step 02

Record

Every allow and deny lands on the hash-chained ledger with the rule that decided it. Every admin change lands in the audit log.

Step 03

Answer

When the auditor asks which rules applied, when, and who changed what, the answer is a filter on a record that already exists.

Where it fits

Your assessor asks which rules applied to the code and who changed what. Uzera has that record ready.

Your compliance team owns the assessment. Uzera applies the rules to every agent, keeps the record of every verdict and every admin change, and hands you the ledger and the audit log when someone asks.

Before the budget conversation

Questions compliance teams ask first.

01What do we hand the assessor?

The record of every allow and deny in order, the audit log of admin actions, and which framework rule each one came from.

02Does our source code leave the machine?

No clone of your repository is ever taken. Three things are sent: the diff of the change under review, the names and locations of the symbols it touches, and the agent's conversation for that session. Nothing else. The index of your codebase stays on your machine.

03Our assessor has never heard of Uzera. Does that matter?

They do not need to. What they review is the record of which rule fired and when, against the framework you adopted.

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