Turn your telemetry into authority decisions

The KYE™ Compliance Observability Adapter™ pulls the telemetry you already collect — GRC control states, observability events, and model-eval results — into KYE Protocol™ as admissibility inputs and evidence. KYE™ turns each sensed signal into an authority decision and pins it into a replay-provable Evidence Pack™. KYE™ consumes the front half of sensing; it is not an observability platform and not a GRC tool.

KYE™ Compliance Observability Adapter™, step by step

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    Sensed signals as inputs

    A Datadog event, a Splunk alert, a Vanta control status, or an eval result becomes an admissibility input that can narrow scope, raise a step-up, or deny — mapped to NIST AI RMF MEASURE and EU AI Act™ Article 72…

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    Posture signals reused

    The Adapter reuses the KYE™ continuous posture-signal envelope (§52) — no parallel ingest engine — so your sensitive-data-in-context rate conditions real decisions.

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    Evidence you can replay

    Each admitted signal is pinned so a regulator can replay exactly which sensed inputs conditioned a decision, satisfying ISO/IEC 42001 clause 9 monitoring with Authority Finality™ .

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When your eval pipeline flags a model regression, KYE™ ingests that signal and automatically raises a step-up on the agent's high-risk actions — converting a dashboard alert nobody acts on into a governed control, and cutting time-to-containment from hours to the next inline decision.

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KYE™ consumes the front half

Your observability and GRC stacks sense. KYE Protocol™ decides. The Adapter is the bridge: it admits a sensed signal as an input to the authority decision the KYE™ decision point already makes — it never forks a parallel decision engine.

  • Sensed signals as inputs. A Datadog event, a Splunk alert, a Vanta control status, or an eval result becomes an admissibility input that can narrow scope, raise a step-up, or deny — mapped to NIST AI RMF MEASURE and EU AI Act™ Article 72 post-market monitoring.
  • Posture signals reused. The Adapter reuses the KYE™ continuous posture-signal envelope (§52) — no parallel ingest engine — so your sensitive-data-in-context rate conditions real decisions.
  • Evidence you can replay. Each admitted signal is pinned so a regulator can replay exactly which sensed inputs conditioned a decision, satisfying ISO/IEC 42001 clause 9 monitoring with Authority Finality™.

What it changes for your team

Most GRC and observability data dies in a dashboard. The Adapter routes it to the one place it changes an outcome — the authority decision at the point of action.

  • Hours to the next decision. A sensed regression or control breach conditions the very next action instead of waiting for a quarterly review.
  • One ingest, many sources. Pull from your GRC, observability, and eval sources through one admissibility-ingest contract — so a DPO sees one evidence trail, not five tools.
  • No new platform to run. You keep your stack; KYE™ adds the decision layer, mapped to DORA and SOC 2 monitoring controls without a parallel system to maintain.

What KYE™ does not do

Clarity on the boundary is the product. KYE Protocol™ owns the back half — the decision and its replay-verifiable evidence — and consumes the front half as a component.

  • Not an observability platform. KYE™ does not store your metrics or render dashboards; it consumes sensed events into Evidence Pack™ decisions.
  • Not a GRC tool. KYE™ does not author your controls; it consumes their state to condition authority and preserves the trail with Replay-Proof™.

Ready to make your telemetry decide? Start a governed pilot or see the Authority Risk Signal™ it feeds.

Canonical KYE™ surfaces referenced on this page: KYE Protocol™ · Systemic Authority Risk™.