Drm3 provides a data infrastructure platform that embeds cryptographic receipts into every step of data handling—ingestion, scanning, analysis, and generation—to create a signed data supply chain. This provenance enables users to verify data origins, detect alterations, audit inputs for AI outputs, and confirm usage rights before publishing, ensuring trustworthy and auditable data workflows.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Organizations that ingest, process, and generate data lack reliable mechanisms to verify the origin, integrity, and usage rights of each data element, making it difficult to audit AI inputs, detect tampering, and ensure compliance with regulations such as the EU AI Act.
Solution
DRM3 provides a provenance‑first data infrastructure that creates a signed data supply chain. At every stage—ingestion, scanning, analysis, and generation—the platform emits an Ed25519 cryptographic receipt, establishing an immutable record of the data’s lineage. These receipts enable users to trace any output back to its raw sources, confirm that data has not been altered, and verify publishing rights before distribution. The system aggregates active feeds, detected services, and session activity, offering comprehensive visibility and control over data workflows. By exposing receipts through APIs and explorers, DRM3 facilitates automated compliance checks and audit trails for AI and other data‑driven applications.
Target Audience
Primary customers are enterprises and AI developers that require auditable data pipelines, including regulated industries, data marketplaces, and organizations deploying machine‑learning models at scale.
Features
- Ed25519 cryptographic receipts generated automatically at each processing step (ingest, scan, analyze, generate)
- End‑to‑end traceability that allows backward navigation from any result to its original data source
- Real‑time monitoring of active feeds, detected services, and active sessions for operational oversight
- API and explorer tools for querying receipts, verifying provenance, and integrating compliance checks into pipelines
- Built‑in support for EU AI Act alignment and rights verification before publishing data outputs