Your own logs are weak evidence — you're a party to the claim.
Liability coverage for AI agents is here. Lloyd's-backed underwriters are writing it today, and standards like AIUC-1 define what evidence they expect. The hard question at underwriting and at claim time is the same: what exactly did your agent do, and can you prove the record wasn't edited after the fact?
Evidence inventory & gap assessment
Where your logging, monitoring, incident plans, and testing records stand against the six AIUC-1 pillars. A prioritized fix list you can hand to any auditor or underwriter.
Tamper-evident activity logging
Your agent's consequential actions recorded as post-quantum-signed (ML-DSA-65) receipts — verifiable by anyone, held independently of you, so the record is credible when it matters.
Incident & failure-response documentation
The accountability artifacts underwriters ask for: failure plans, review cadence, assigned ownership — mapped to the format a claims adjuster actually needs.
Evidence packs
Records assembled into the format an underwriter questionnaire, a quarterly re-test, or a claims adjuster actually needs — not raw logs, but structured proof.
Straight talk: your application logs are evidence you control. That's fine for debugging. It's not fine when an insurer or regulator asks "can you prove this wasn't changed after the incident?"
Mapped to the six risk pillars
AIUC-1 organizes agent risk into six pillars, refreshed quarterly. We build the technical evidence backbone for each.
Data handling proof
Hardware-attested confidential execution; inputs sealed from host, operator, and AugmentEV. Attestation evidence for every job.
Access & integrity records
Post-quantum-signed execution receipts; independent verification; tamper-evident retention ≥6 months.
Controlled execution
Hard cost and runtime caps per job; fail-closed behavior on attestation failure.
Operational continuity
≥6-month tamper-evident log retention; structured evidence packs for re-testing cadence.
Audit-ready conduct records
Per-job Proof-of-Task-Execution with ML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204); verify independently with no account.
Responsible deployment
Evidence pipeline supports public-interest disclosure; neutral custody design.
Independence note: AIUC-1 is created and administered by the Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company (AIUC); certificates are issued only by AIUC through its accredited auditors. AugmentEV is independent and unaffiliated. We prepare your evidence; we do not certify or guarantee certification.
Three ways to work with us.
Founding customer pricing — open to our first three customers. Standard rates shown struck-through.
Evidence Readiness Assessment
- Duration: 2 weeks
- Gap report against the six AIUC-1 pillars
- Evidence inventory of your current logging, monitoring, and testing
- Prioritized remediation plan you can hand to any auditor or underwriter
- No long-term commitment
Implementation Sprint
- Duration: 4–8 weeks
- Everything in Assessment, plus —
- Tamper-evident action logging pipeline live
- Post-quantum receipt integration (ML-DSA-65)
- Independent record custody design
- Incident-response documentation
- First evidence pack assembled and validated
Evidence Retainer
- Everything in Sprint, plus —
- Quarterly evidence refresh aligned to AIUC-1 re-testing
- Questionnaire support at renewal time
- Evidence-pack production if a claim arises
- Priority access to platform roadmap
Straight talk: every engagement starts with a conversation about your workload, your compliance obligations, and your success criteria. No generic packages.
We don't sell insurance. We make your conduct insurable.
Live proof, not slides
Our production platform issues post-quantum-signed execution receipts today — verify one yourself at augmentev.com/verify.
Built for neutrality
Records held in independent custody are stronger evidence than your own logs — that neutrality is our whole product thesis.
Patent-pending portfolio
8 provisional filings across verifiable and confidential execution.
Confidential by hardware
Execution inside hardware-attested confidential enclaves (Intel TDX) — sealed from host, operator, and AugmentEV. Live today.
Ready to make your agent's conduct provable?
We'll scope your workload, your compliance obligations, and your success criteria — honestly.
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