A normal digital file can be copied, renamed, modified and forwarded. EviMark creates portable proof showing which version was sealed, who sealed it, when and whether the presented file still matches.
Send the actual document and its EviMark proof together. The verifier checks whether that document matches the proof.
Has the artifact changed since it was sealed?
Who or what trust identity sealed it?
When was the trust event recorded?
What supporting evidence or trust information is associated with it?
Can another party independently check the trust assertion?
EviMark does not claim that every statement inside a document is true. It provides the cryptographic and evidence framework through which defined trust assertions can be verified.
New to these ideas? The Clarity Workshop teaches this framework hands-on, on your own documents, before you adopt any product.
There are situations where proving a document is not enough. It must also reach only its intended recipient. DeepEyes is the separate private-preview extension for that outcome.
Vector5 is being designed for the transition from today's cryptography toward post-quantum cryptography. EviMark demonstrates hybrid proof, while DeepEyes is designed to extend the same strategy to recipient protection. Organisations can begin progressively rather than replace existing PKI infrastructure overnight.
Start with Vector5 Personal, explore DeepEyes separately, or discuss EviMark and PQC enablement at organisation scale.