LONG-FORM
Demonstrations, not claims: every post is built around a live run you can reproduce.
Article 12 requires recording events, not tamper-evidence. But the moment a log becomes evidence in a dispute, plain records fail. Where the line is, and how an independent sealing authority closes it.
A demonstration of how operator-controlled timestamps fail Article 12 compliance, and what RFC 3161 anchoring can and cannot show.
What the regulation actually says, what your observability stack actually produces, and the three properties that make a log forensically credible.