Forensic Observability of the Enforcement Pipeline
One Common
Application Picture.
Every mission, app, API, and AI agent in one picture. Operators see what runs, who acted, what was accessed, and when. No stitching tools together.
The governed catalog
An inventory, not a routing table.
A registry tells you what has an address. A catalog tells you what matters. Each service has an owner, a capability, and a business-impact class. Operators can answer the question that counts: what breaks the mission if this goes down?
✓ All workloads cataloged from cloud enclaves to the tactical edge
✓ Connects to Istio meshes so what works today stays
✓ Stoplight health for each service: healthy, degraded, down
Forensic audit
A record, not a pile of logs.
Each transaction that crosses the pipeline writes one structured forensic event: who acted, what action, which endpoint, what result, and when. Greymatter authenticates the human at login and records that identity on every transaction. When an agent acts for a human, both stay in the record.
✓ Answers an investigator’s questions in one query
✓ Streams to the SIEM you already run
✓ Accreditation evidence, generated by normal operation
Built into the platform
Five views.
One identity model.
Audit, protection, posture, identity, and orchestration come standard. Every proxy reports what it sees.
Audit.
Forensic events, searchable by person, service, or resource.
Protection.
WAF and guardrail alerts as they fire, across every enforcement point.
Posture.
mTLS state, cipher, and certificate lifecycle, time-stamped per workload.
Identity.
Every certificate and principal, human and workload, in one model.
Topology.
Who talks to whom across meshes and enclaves, live.
See your whole mission in one picture.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Common Application Picture?
The Common Application Picture is a governed catalog of every mission app, API, AI agent, and data service. Each service lists an owner, a capability, and an impact class. Coverage extends from cloud enclaves to the tactical edge and connects to existing Istio meshes.
How does Greymatter’s forensic audit differ from ordinary logs?
Every transaction writes one structured event. The event captures who acted, what action occurred, which endpoint was used, what result followed, and when. Human identity attaches at login. Both human and agent identities remain in the record when an agent acts for a person.
What views does the Common Application Picture provide?
Five views share one identity model:
- Topology: live map of who talks to whom
- Audit: searchable forensic events
- Protection: WAF and guardrail alerts
- Posture: mTLS state and certificate lifecycle
- Identity : every human and workload principal
