Retention policies
Define retention windows by workspace or project. Enforce residency and legal holds with immutable markers.
- Time-boxed retention and deletion policies
- Residency-aware routing and holds
Every search, read, approval, and export is logged end to end. Track events across people, projects, and sources, then export a record you can hand to audit or regulators.
A single ledger for sensitive actions across the workspace.
Opening files, querying databases, and fetching snippets with full residency and source path.
Brief exports, evidence packs, JSON audit dumps, and downstream shares.
Reviewer identity, scope, rationale, and the exact content they signed off on.
Updates to residency, roles, limits, connectors, and keys, with before/after context.
Out-of-scope attempts, throttling, lockouts, and other guardrail events.
Delivery receipts, signatures, retries, and failure reasons for connected systems.
Walk events in order, grouped by day and scoped to your filters.
Control how long you keep events, how you export them, and where the log stream lands.
Define retention windows by workspace or project. Enforce residency and legal holds with immutable markers.
Export an evidence pack, a brief with anchors, or structured JSON using the same IDs as the live ledger.
Stream events to your SIEM with signed payloads, retries, and flexible schemas per destination.
Filter live events, follow lineage from claim to source, and export an audit-ready evidence pack.
“If you can’t trace it, you can’t trust it. Xybern keeps the entire path visible.”