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The VeriSeal Standard

The VeriSeal Standard defines the deterministic integrity framework that governs how digital evidence is structured, sealed, verified, and preserved.

It is not a feature specification. It is a structural integrity protocol.

Purpose​

The standard establishes:

  • Deterministic cryptographic integrity
  • Append-only proof ledger architecture
  • Verification reproducibility
  • Governance and conformance model
  • Long-term archival stability

Structure of the Standard​

The VeriSeal Standard is composed of:

  • VIP-STD series — Core integrity specifications
  • VIP-REG series — Regulatory mapping
  • VIP-THREAT series — Threat modeling
  • VIP-STF — Security and trust framework
  • Roadmap & Governance layers

Positioning​

The VeriSeal Standard is designed to:

  • Operate independently of jurisdiction
  • Be commercially deployable
  • Remain sovereignty-compatible
  • Scale globally across sectors

It aims to become a global integrity reference layer.

Continue with the individual standard specifications below.