LandmarkSignal Audit

Evidence and traceability for AI decisions.

Audit is designed to capture decision context, policy outcomes, model routes, and tool actions so teams can review and explain AI behavior with confidence.

What it does

What Audit captures

  • Trace IDs linked to decision and execution context
  • Policy verdicts, route decisions, and tool-call summaries
  • Actor identity and workflow intent metadata
  • Structured records for review, retention, and reporting

Where it sits

Architecture position in the AI stack

Runtime actions

Requests and approved execution paths

Audit generation

Traceable record creation and linkage

Evidence management

Retention, export, and governance workflows

Core components

Traceability modules

Record generator

Builds structured records from runtime events and control decisions.

Evidence vault

Organizes records and references for defensible review workflows.

Export interface

Designed to support downstream governance and assurance tooling.

Threats addressed

Close evidence gaps in AI governance

  • Missing evidence during incident or compliance review
  • Inability to reconstruct why a decision was approved
  • Fragmented logs that reduce audit confidence

Deployment patterns

Designed to support assurance environments

Audit is designed to support self-hosted, private cloud, and hybrid deployments with tenant-scoped evidence handling.

Retention controls and export depth may follow roadmap sequencing by environment.

What it is not

Audit is not a generic log aggregator

Audit focuses on AI decision traceability and control evidence.

It is not intended to replace every centralized logging platform.

Use cases and audience

Who uses Audit

Security, governance, and AI operations teams use Audit to prepare defensible evidence for internal and external review workflows.

Example workflow: investigate a flagged decision path, collect trace-linked artifacts, and assemble an evidence package.

Call to action

Ready to see Audit in action?