For legal platforms
If a Docketwise happened here, would you see it?
Hilt governs how privileged matter documents move. Your application log records what the app did; the breach happens underneath it. Hilt watches document movement beneath the app log at the kernel, resolved to a real identity and job, without reading the documents.
The promise you sell, and the one log that is supposed to prove it
Client confidentiality is the product. The audit log that is supposed to prove it records what the application did, and the breach happens one layer underneath: a job with legitimate access reading a matter and shipping it across a boundary.
Why the current stack cannot see it
- DSPM shows where matter documents sit and who could reach them, not that a job with legitimate access just read one matter and shipped it across a boundary. At rest, not in motion.
- Endpoint DLP watches laptops, browsers, and SaaS, and is user-endpoint first. It never proxies production cloud server egress, where privileged documents actually move.
- Cloud audit logs reconstruct the move in the post-mortem, lag the event by 5 to 15 minutes, and never see in-VM activity.
Hilt sits beneath the app log: kernel-level, identity-resolved, metadata only, and it never reads the documents.
The proof runs on your hardware. Bring your kernel and we will bring the teardown.