The four layers underneath every event you'll show your auditor.
What happens between the moment a developer asks Cursor a question and the moment a compliance officer signs off on the quarter — captured, in order, in your tenant.
Local context interception.
Svalin deploys silently via corporate MDM. The lightweight background daemon hooks process execution loops at the system layer, identifying active LLM tools without adding millisecond performance overhead or interrupting engineering speed.
Cryptographic execution reconstruction.
Every tool use, spawned sub-agent and terminal mutation is reconstructed sequentially. Svalin creates a real-time, chronological trace ledger of precisely what actions an agent requested and exactly what it touched.
Automatic incident creation.
When the trace ledger detects a policy break — profile tampering, an unsanctioned MCP server, a credential read — Svalin opens an incident, links the triggering telemetry event, and assigns an owner. If the device self-heals (a tampered shell profile reverts, an unknown MCP server disconnects) the incident closes itself with the resolution trail intact. No false-positive triage queues.
Centralized security log analysis.
Telemetry data structures map instantly to a centralized ledger. Every process lifecycle event is structured as a cryptographically validated JSON payload, providing the raw foundational evidence your GRC and security engineering teams need to satisfy DORA and ISO risk tracking mandates on demand.
From MDM rollout to audit, in four moves.
Most security teams have the registry populated within their first week. Most cut their first compliance evidence pack inside the first quarter — without ever touching an engineer's laptop.
Ship the agent through MDM.
Push the Svalin agent to every developer device in the same wave as your other endpoint software — Jamf, Kandji, Intune, or any tool that can drop a signed pkg. Engineers see nothing. The agent enrolls itself, identifies the AI coding tools on the machine, and starts capturing.
The registry fills itself.
Within hours, the platform knows every governed device, every AI coding agent installed on it, and every MCP server those agents reach for. No survey. No questionnaire. No engineer told to log anything.
Incidents, not log floods.
PII reads, credential leaks, policy violations and unknown MCP servers all surface as incidents — triaged, assigned, and resolved in the platform. The rest of the firehose stays in the timeline, searchable when you need it.
Audit — already done.
When the auditor asks, hand them a signed, timestamped report mapping every relevant event to your SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / EU AI Act controls. Generated in seconds. Delivered as a PDF, a JSONL bundle, or both. The compliance work was a side effect of running the platform.