Enterprise
Governed AI for Enterprise
Keon is designed for organizations where AI decisions carry legal, financial, and operational consequences — and where the question is not whether to deploy AI, but whether you can prove what it decided, under what authority, and with what constraints.
The Problem
AI systems in enterprise environments are making decisions with legal, financial, and operational consequences. The question is not whether to deploy AI. The question is whether your organization can prove what the AI decided, under what authority, and with what policy constraints — when it matters.
When it matters means: regulatory audit. Legal dispute. Incident investigation. Board-level accountability. Not a dashboard screenshot. Not a vendor assertion. Cryptographically verifiable, independently auditable proof.
Keon Enforces
Not promises. Not policies. Enforcement mechanics.
Mechanically enforced decision boundaries
Policy is evaluated before execution begins. Out-of-policy execution is made mathematically impossible by fail-closed cryptographic execution seals.
Explicit human and policy oversight via ALPHA
The ALPHA Protocol provides the human governance surface. Every AI decision is subject to defined authority structures — not implicit trust.
Tamper-evident attributable receipts
Ed25519-signed execution receipts, verified at the schema layer. Every decision is attributed to the exact policy version and authority that authorized it.
Auditable execution lifecycles
Every governed execution produces an immutable record in the append-only Spine Ledger. History cannot be reordered, overwritten, or selectively omitted.
Compliance-ready evidence generation
Evidence Packs are self-contained, cryptographically sealed proof bundles. They do not require access to the live system for independent verification.
Constitutional Memory for AI Systems
Keon Memory is not a log. It is the constitutional memory layer required for governed AI execution. For enterprise buyers, this distinction matters.
Replayable execution
Any governed execution can be reconstructed exactly as it occurred — same inputs, same policy state, same outcome. Not described. Replayed.
Policy-bound receipts
Every decision is cryptographically bound to the exact policy version that approved it. PolicyHash binding is stored at issuance and verified on readback.
Monotonic sequence enforcement
History cannot be reordered, inserted, or overwritten. Strict monotonic sequence rejection ensures the audit record is structurally immutable.
Forensic reconstruction
Evidence Packs provide self-contained proof that does not require access to the live system. Incident investigation is supported by the ledger — not dependent on it being available.
Ledger-authoritative audit
The Spine Ledger is authoritative. Downstream logging failure cannot corrupt the audit record. Evidence generation is ledger-first by design.
Who Keon Is For
Regulated Industries
- Financial services
- Healthcare
- Defense
- Critical infrastructure
- Regulated enterprise
Teams Where
- Audit readiness is not optional
- AI decisions carry legal attribution
- Failure must be provable — not just explainable
- Regulatory scrutiny is a present-tense concern
Responsibility Model
Keon Systems
Supplies enforcement mechanics — the runtime, the ledger, the cryptographic binding, the evidence infrastructure.
Your Organization
Defines policy and risk tolerance — what is permitted, who has authority, what constitutes a governance event.
Evidence
Provides accountability — the cryptographically sealed, independently verifiable record of every governed execution.
Keon Systems is designed to support SOC2 control objectives. Certification is the responsibility of the implementing organization.
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