What the lab does
AuditTrace captures, tests, and preserves the state of systems, hardware, networks, media, and AI source boundaries, then records what changed. Within an authorized scope we test how systems behave to see what state can be captured. Every service below produces a reviewable record. We are not a cybersecurity or monitoring service — never surveillance, never behavior scoring.
The doctrine
These principles are the same across everything AuditTrace builds. They are why legal, security, privacy, and individual clients can trust the result.
Within an authorized scope, we test how a system behaves and what state can be captured, so we can preserve evidence and a record of change. The work is always scoped, authorized, and human-gated. We are not a cybersecurity, monitoring, or threat-detection service, and we never surveil people or score behavior.
We produce structured artifacts — manifests, registers, chains of custody. We do not diagnose, accuse, or conclude. A qualified human does that.
We record the decision path and system state, never employee behavior. No monitoring, no scoring, no covert collection.
Services
Each service is its own engagement with a fixed scope and a named deliverable. They share the same evidence discipline and can combine.
Prove what an AI workflow is allowed to use — approved sources, exclusions, approvals, validation — before it touches company knowledge.
Learn more →The concrete artifact a buyer receives: source register, exclusion register, validation plan, and a decision card.
Learn more →Event-initiated before/after snapshots of system state with integrity hashing — provable evidence of what changed.
Learn more →Defensible evidence that data or devices were sanitized to a documented standard — for compliance, leases, and audits.
Learn more →A user-authorized Windows baseline — services, tasks, software, accounts, security posture — captured cleanly.
Learn more →Be evidence-ready before an incident: baselines, custody templates, and an organized evidence record on retainer.
Learn more →Affordable evidence preservation for people facing a digital attack that police and tech support dismissed.
Learn more →Keep the evidence record current after onboarding — new sources, stale-content review, validation reruns.
Learn more →How an engagement runs
Every engagement follows the same disciplined path, whether it is a $1,500 starter audit or a company-wide evidence binder.
Written scope, approved systems, named owners, declared exclusions, and a deliverable list. Nothing begins without it.
We identify what exists, who owns it, and how sensitive it is — then document what stays in and what stays out.
We capture the record — sources, state, deltas — into a structured package with a manifest and chain of custody.
We test against gold-standard questions and hand over an executive memo, technical appendix, and reviewable evidence.
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Use the free checklist to prepare, or send scope by email or a downloadable intake form. Never send secrets.