TeardownCierge
Governed technical review · evidence boundaries · signed assessment receipts
TeardownCierge helps researchers and reviewers turn a technical dossier, system teardown or security assessment into a governed review: what evidence was considered, who had authority to assess it, what was shared or withheld, and what receipt proves the review outcome.
Researcher prepares. Reviewer decides. KATLAS signs the receipt.
What this demo shows
TeardownCierge helps package a technical dossier so that reviewers can see the relevant evidence without exposing every raw artefact.
TeardownCierge records the authority gate: who reviewed the dossier, what evidence was considered, what was withheld, and what outcome was approved or escalated.
The KATLAS receipt proves the governed review happened without turning the node into a data store.
Rack-mounted industrial process automation controller with ARM Cortex-M4 processor, multiple communication interfaces (USB-B, RS-485, Ethernet, JTAG), and field I/O capability.
Prepared the technical dossier from supplied materials. Identified components, mapped architecture, documented observations and flagged potential security concerns.
Reviews the bounded evidence summary, assesses the researcher's observations, and makes the governed review decision.
6 categories of evidence are withheld from the review summary (raw exploit details, private credentials, sensitive configuration, internal notes, prompt context, proprietary source material).