Deterministic Verification Evidence for Signed Release Artifacts

ANDNA R1 is ArcNeura’s current software trust project.

The prototype focuses on a specific verification problem: security and compliance teams often need to prove not only that a software artifact was checked, but what was checked, what decision was made, and whether that decision can be independently replayed later.

ANDNA R1 addresses this gap by producing deterministic, replayable verification evidence for signed release artifacts. The current proof pack demonstrates public-verifier validation for signed frames, tamper rejection, audit-chain validation, and stable verification output across independent lanes.

ANDNA R1 is not positioned as a FIPS 140-3 validated product, a zero-knowledge protocol, or a replacement for SIEM, SBOM, or provenance systems. It is designed to complement existing workflows by producing compact evidence that security teams can inspect, compare, and challenge.