The short version
SignalFang creates tamper-evident decision receipts for human-authorized digital actions. It is a focused proof layer, not a giant replacement platform.
Quick answers
What is SignalFang?
SignalFang is a software proof layer for human-authorized digital actions. It creates tamper-evident decision receipts that bind identity, context, timestamp, action metadata, and integrity state.
What problem does SignalFang solve?
It helps answer who authorized a high-consequence action, what context existed, when it happened, and whether the record changed later.
How is SignalFang different from a normal log?
A normal log says something happened. SignalFang focuses on producing a verifiable proof object for the authorization decision itself.
Does SignalFang store sensitive payloads?
The design goal is payload-safe proof. SignalFang can store metadata, hashes, and receipt data without storing the protected payload.
Is SignalFang a SIEM?
No. It complements SIEM and logging tools by creating focused decision proof.
Is SignalFang an identity provider?
No. It can reference identity context, but it does not need to replace an identity provider.
Can SignalFang support AI-assisted workflows?
Yes. SignalFang can bind an AI recommendation or context reference to a human approval record.
Can SignalFang support Zero Trust workflows?
Yes. It can create evidence around access decisions, authorization context, and human approval.
What is the tagline?
If the action matters, prove who authorized it.
Need proof around a workflow?
SignalFang is exploring pilot workflows where signed decision receipts, payload-safe evidence, and local verification matter.