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 actually proves.
What the regulation actually says, what your observability stack actually produces, and the three properties that make a log forensically credible.