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EVE Verified

Deterministic Evidence Verification for GRC, AI Governance and Regulated Evidence Review
AI may draft the claim. AI may challenge the claim. EVE records what the evidence actually supports — and where human judgement remains required.
EVE Verified is a witness layer for evidence-based governance. It reviews documents against approved or customer-defined rules, records rule provenance, produces audit-ready outputs, and makes assessments verifiable through sealed evidence records.
Open AI Act Demo 🔒 Open TPRM Evidence Review 🏦 Open DORA Demo All Governance Signals →
AI Act demo is open. TPRM is in private preview. DORA is available as a source-mapped draft demo with rule approval pending. TPRM Signal Layer is public.
Why EVE is different
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Deterministic by design
The matching path is rule-based and repeatable. EVE does not invent evidence or infer compliance.
2
Verifiable evidence chain
Assessments, findings and reports can be linked to sealed records, hashes and IDs.
3
Rule provenance
EVE can show which rule was used, whether its approval lineage is verified, and whether resolver authority is available or blocked.
4
Temporal validity
EVE can compare a sealed baseline against a later assessment and show what changed over time.
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Scope-relative NO_ANSWER
NO_ANSWER means no matching evidence was found within the assessed document scope — not that evidence does not exist elsewhere.
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Human judgement remains required
EVE surfaces signals. Humans decide materiality, remediation and acceptance.
Governance Signals
Five deterministic governance signals — implemented and live
The domains (TPRM, DORA, AI Act, CMMC) are markets. The signals are the product. The same five-signal model now runs across four governance domains with no change to the signal logic.
TPRM — Five signals live. Sealed proofs on EVE Bridge. View TPRM signal layer →
DORA — Signal mapping live. Mechanism proofs from synthetic TPRM fixtures, not DORA findings. View DORA signal mapping →
CMMC — Signal mapping live. Illustrative Level 2 / NIST 800-171 Rev 2 mapping; synthetic proofs, not an assessment. View CMMC signal mapping →
Authority BoundaryDid the action stay within the declared authority limit?
Approval ChainWas the declared approval chain satisfied before the action?
Overlapping BoundariesDid all applicable controls evaluate, and did any fail?
Collective OutcomeDid individually valid actions create an unauthorised collective outcome?
Accumulation RiskDoes cumulative exposure over a rolling window breach a declared limit?
Each signal follows the same pattern:
Declared rule → Observed activity → Deterministic evaluation → Human review → Sealed decision record → Public verification
Verified examples — sealed on EVE Bridge, cryptographically verifiable:
Authority BoundaryEVE-TPRM-00004202
Approval ChainEVE-TPRM-00004203EVE-TPRM-00004226
Overlapping BoundariesEVE-TPRM-00004224EVE-TPRM-00004225
Collective OutcomeEVE-TPRM-00004227
Accumulation RiskEVE-TPRM-00004257
Synthetic demo records. No customer data. Each proof is a sealed decision record. Not a compliance certification.
All four domains → TPRM signal layer → DORA signal mapping →
From evidence to verification
A traceable path, end to end
Each step is an explicit, inspectable artefact — not a hidden inference.
Assessment seal→ Finding seals→ Document hashes→ Rule IDs→ Rule provenance→ Approved content hash→ Resolver authority→ Human decision records→ Drift signals→ Timeline history
Every node above is a recorded, inspectable artefact. The chain links what was assessed, which rule applied, whether that rule's authority was available, and which human took responsibility for what happened next.
What a seal means
A seal is a verifiability primitive — not a compliance verdict
Precision here matters for audit. EVE is deliberate about what a seal does and does not assert.
✓A seal proves authenticity and immutability of the recorded evidence object.
✓A seal makes the record verifiable.
✗A seal does not prove that the underlying rule is legally correct.
✗A seal does not certify compliance.
Not an AI black box
Signals
observable
Thresholds
declared
Evidence
traceable
Seals
verifiable
Human judgement
remains required
Modules
One platform, domain-specific rule packs
Each module uses the EVE evidence-verification pattern: source → rule → evidence → finding → seal → verify → drift → human judgement. Domain maturity may differ; EVE keeps the boundary visible. TPRM and DORA demonstrate the emerging shared evidence-rule model. AI Act is an existing evidence-review demo with planned alignment to the shared finding model.
AI Act
AI Governance Evidence Review Existing demo · legacy resolver path
  • Current demo: Article 9 — Risk Management
  • Approved requirements mapping
  • Evidence review
  • Rule provenance
  • Planned alignment to shared finding model
Open AI Act demo
TPRM
Third-Party Risk Evidence Review 🔒 Private preview · hosted workflow
  • Vendor evidence assessment
  • Supported / Partial / NO_ANSWER
  • Evidence coverage
  • Sealed assessment records
  • Drift comparison
  • Timeline
  • Five governance signal dimensions (Authority Boundary, Approval Chain, Overlapping, Collective Outcome, Accumulation Risk)
🔒 Open TPRM evidence review View governance signal layer →
DORA
ICT Third-Party Evidence Review Hosted demo · source-mapped draft
  • Current demo: DORA v0.1 — ICT third-party evidence review
  • Source-mapped to approved DORA articles
  • Runs on shared evidence_rule resolver
  • Supported / Partial / NO_ANSWER
  • Strong / weak / empty sample evidence
  • Pending customer/SME rule approval
  • Human judgement required
  • DORA governance signal mapping live
Open DORA demo View DORA signal mapping →
CMMC
Defense Supply-Chain Evidence Review Signal mapping · illustrative
  • CMMC Level 2 — NIST 800-171 Rev 2 governance signals
  • Family-level mapping (illustrative practice IDs)
  • Five signals, same model as TPRM/DORA/AI Act
  • Synthetic proofs, sealed on EVE Bridge
  • Not an assessment or C3PAO determination
  • Human judgement required
View CMMC signal mapping
What EVE does not claim
  • EVE does not certify compliance.
  • EVE does not replace auditors, lawyers or reviewers.
  • EVE does not decide materiality automatically.
  • EVE does not claim missing evidence does not exist elsewhere.
  • EVE does not make unverifiable AI assertions.
Become a Design Partner

Test deterministic evidence verification on real workflows

EVE Verified is currently being opened to selected governance, audit and third-party risk professionals. We are looking for design partners who want to test deterministic evidence verification on real-world governance, AI Act, TPRM or audit workflows.

Design partners help validate:

  • evidence review workflows
  • rule provenance
  • sealed assessment records
  • audit-ready reporting
  • temporal validity and drift signals

EVE does not replace professional judgement. The goal is to give reviewers a verifiable evidence trail they can inspect, challenge and rely on.

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EVE Verified — Evidence Verification Engine · a witness layer for evidence-based governance.
Deterministic matching · sealed evidence records · rule provenance · temporal validity · human-governed decisions.
Contact: joakim@organiq.se · Organiq Sweden AB · Patent Pending (EVE-PAT-2026-001)