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Letter SSM-2026-0301 asks every significant bank for a board-approved plan on AI-driven cyber threats. The awkward item on the list is the copilot in the back office.

The action lasts a moment. The record may need to stay checkable for years. Why Athena signs with ML-DSA-65 today.

Screenshots and CSVs are claims written by the party being audited. What a self-verifying evidence pack looks like instead.

The log says the AI did it. Accountability needs to know who the action counted against.

When something serious happens you have hours, not weeks. Why the record of what your AI did has to exist before the incident.

"Call our API" makes the vendor both the claim and the checker. A verifier that runs on your laptop does not.

Approval and execution are usually two records joined by nothing stronger than timing. How Athena binds them.

Your employees found better tools than the ones you approved. Data Control starts with seeing every call.

A log is written by the system it describes and can be edited by whoever runs it. Proof is something a third party can check.