Every DLP verdict, MCP tool call, DSPM classification, and AgentSkope triage decision your platform produces is a log entry. Logs are mutable. Hive adds a post-quantum signing layer in 7ms — no stack changes, free up to 1M receipts — and turns each one into a court-admissible, independently verifiable artifact.
Automatic, tamper-evident record-keeping for high-risk AI systems. Logs are not enough. Signed receipts are. Every Netskope enterprise customer in regulated sectors will ask for this by Q4 2026.
The stream below is a live simulation of Netskope DLP decisions — observable, searchable, fully mutable. Not one of them carries a signature. Hive changes that with one signing layer beneath your existing stack.
Hive doesn't replace anything in the Netskope stack. It adds a provenance substrate beneath every product. Same decisions. Same data. Now provable, portable, and permanently verifiable by any third party.
Choose any Netskope product surface below and sign a real decision payload against the live Hive endpoint. Real ML-DSA-65. Real NIST FIPS 204. The signed envelope returned is exactly what every Netskope decision would carry at scale.
Dial in decision volume, incident exposure, enterprise customer base, and EU AI Act fine risk. Every output recalculates live as you move the sliders.
Art. 50 requires automatic logging with sufficient detail to reconstruct AI decisions over the system's lifetime. Netskope's logs are detailed. They're not tamper-evident. Hive makes them tamper-evident — same data, now non-repudiable. Every enterprise customer in the EU will ask about this by Q4 2026.
When an AI agent makes a decision affecting an individual and it's challenged, the enterprise must produce the exact state the model saw. "Our logs show" is not a signed, independently verifiable artifact. Hive is the artifact.
When an insider threat correlation surfaces a verdict that informs employment or legal action, it needs to hold up in proceedings. Without a signed receipt it's the company's word. With a Hive receipt it's a court-admissible artifact proving what the system saw and when.
AFiR-ARSC is the adaptive settlement controller on top of AFiR-S. On a decision with many supporting fragments, it signs the high-risk grounding inline — the retrieval→claim binding a regulator or court will ask for — and settles the low-risk context off-path, anchored in a batch. The compliance artifact exists before the verdict ships, and the signing cost the user feels drops by more than three quarters. Measured on the live ML-DSA-65 signer.
On a 9-fragment query, signing on the critical path falls from 67.1ms to 14.9ms because only the grounding signs inline. Provenance with no felt latency tax.
The scoring policy that decides each fragment's tier is committed and signed up front. No retroactive re-scoring to dodge fast settlement. Zero re-scores allowed.
AFiR-ARSC does not replace the receipt — it decides how fast each fragment settles into one. Filed as an AFiR-S continuation. Patent Pending.
| Logs decisions | DLP enforcement | Cryptographic sig | Court-admissible | PQ-resistant | 3rd party verifiable | Latency cost | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netskope alone | ✓ | ✓ | — | — | — | — | — |
| Netskope + Hive | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | 7ms |
One signed receipt per decision — DLP verdict, DSPM classification, MCP call, or guardrail verdict. Verification is always free for any third party. You pay only to sign, and only past the free tier.
Verification is always free — any party, offline, no Hive account, no API key, no secret. Pricing settles in USDC on Base Mainnet. No seat licenses. No exclusivity. Start on Build at zero cost and zero friction. Graduate as volume grows.