Compliance · Evidence outputs · Control alignment

Evidence outputs mapped to controls.

CEYO provides deterministic, integrity-sealed artifacts that support verification and audit workflows under explicit policy scope. This page describes functional correspondence only. It does not certify compliance or provide legal advice.

Summary
  • Operators define capture scope and disclosure tiers before artifacts are generated.
  • Artifacts are canonicalized and sealed to make tampering detectable and provenance verifiable.
  • Auditors verify integrity mechanically through canonicalization, hashing, signature validation, and policy alignment review.
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Compliance matrix

The mappings below describe how CEYO artifacts can support common integrity-oriented control expectations. Sufficiency is determined by the deploying institution and relevant authority.

Control expectation CEYO output Verification method Notes / boundary
Record-keeping Canonical artifact with policy ID/version and timestamp. Recompute canonical bytes and hash; validate signature. Integrity of record, not correctness of decision.
Integrity Digest + signature over canonical payload. PASS / FAIL outcome from deterministic procedure. Tamper-evidence from seal time forward.
Provenance Public key reference / KMS key ID and signature metadata. Signature validation using referenced public key chain. Key custody is operator responsibility in the non-custodial model.
Scope discipline Policy identifier and version embedded in artifact, with policy hash where used. Policy alignment check against expected ID / version / hash. Confirms declared scope, not whether scope was appropriate.
Constrained disclosure Disclosure tier designation such as public, redacted, or controlled review. Review within tier boundaries without default exposure of proprietary internals. Tier sufficiency is proceeding-specific.
Auditability Stable schema and canonicalization version for repeatable validation. Re-run verification across environments with the same artifact and declared policy scope. Does not guarantee inference reproducibility beyond scope.
Availability Fail-open posture with seal failures logged or flagged. Operational log review plus artifact sealing status review. Availability posture is operator-configured.
Boundary

CEYO produces integrity-sealed records. It does not certify compliance, legality, or decision correctness. Verification confirms integrity and provenance under declared policy scope — not correctness of model output.

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