Enterprise // Security Control
Who Needs AI Code Provenance?
Secure your AI-assisted software supply chain with Matrix Scroll signing and SSX360 verification gates.
Who Needs AI Code Provenance?
Ed25519
commit envelopes
offline-verifiable proof
local-only
CLI & HOOKS
repo never uploaded
Scroll Gate
PR enforcement
signed vs unsigned
SSX360
control plane
identity · billing · audit
The AI code-generation visibility blindspot
Autonomous AI agents and copilots write code without a durable, portable record of who acted or which tool produced the change. Unsigned and unverified AI code slides silently into production branches. Matrix Scroll cryptographically signs every line at generation; SSX360 verifies before deployment.
How SSX360 Stops Untrusted Changes
01 · Generate & Sign
Matrix Scroll signs commit envelopes in the IDE via CLI, hooks, or MCP — Ed25519 today, SE050 hardware on the roadmap.
02 · Verify at CI/CD Gate
Scroll Gate in CI and SSX360 hosted verify enforce signatures before merge — offline verify works without an API key.
03 · One-Click Compliance
Trust Operations Console: ledger, evidence export, policy registry, and team billing on ssx360.com.
Enterprise fit criteria
- Massive codebases with protected-branch release trains
- Heavy reliance on AI code generation (Copilot, Cursor, internal agents)
- Rigorous security, IP indemnification, or regulatory change-control requirements
Proven Value Profiles
Google (Alphabet)
Why: Industry leader in SLSA and supply chain security, with Gemini Code Assist rolling across internal repos and Google Cloud.
Implementation value: Integrating Matrix Scroll into development environments extends cryptographically signed provenance to the exact moment an AI agent proposes a code block — bridging AI codegen and zero-trust CI/CD requirements.
What you get in a pilot
- →Scroll Gate in GitHub Actions on monorepo protected branches
- →Agent vs human attribution in audit ledger for codegen review
- →Evidence pack mapped to SLSA L1–L2 and internal supply-chain controls
Visa
Why: Mission-critical global financial rails under rigorous auditing and PCI-adjacent software change control.
Implementation value: When engineering teams or maintenance agents use AI to refactor legacy code or optimize transaction pipelines, Matrix Scroll ensures every automated change is signed and verified before entering the build pipeline.
What you get in a pilot
- →Financial infrastructure guard preset on payments/** and ledger/** scopes
- →Unsigned protected-branch block demonstration with sample ledger
- →Procurement-ready JSON export — maps to SSDF, not payment-rail certification
Mastercard
Why: Highly sensitive payment infrastructure maintained through automated DevSecOps at scale.
Implementation value: Financial infrastructure is a prime supply-chain target. Matrix Scroll enforces agentic AI controls with an immutable log distinguishing human from AI-authored commits — no agent change bypasses cryptographic verification.
What you get in a pilot
- →Trusted-tool registry review for agent runners in CI
- →Blocked vs review vs pass policy outcomes on protected main
- →DevSecOps integration path for Scroll Gate without replacing existing scanners
Microsoft / GitHub
Why: Creator of GitHub Copilot and steward of VS Code and Azure DevOps — the epicenter of enterprise AI-assisted coding.
Implementation value: Enterprise Copilot deployments demand granular code-origin visibility for IP and security. Scroll Gate in GitHub Actions offers native enforcement of cryptographic sign-offs on AI changes during code review.
What you get in a pilot
- →matrixscroll-verify-action on Copilot-heavy repos
- →MCP provenance verbs in VS Code / Cursor evaluation path
- →Cloud platform provenance preset for hyperscale internal repos
JPMorgan Chase
Why: Global financial institution adopting AI to accelerate delivery under SEC and Federal Reserve oversight.
Implementation value: Regulators increasingly require transparency in AI governance. Matrix Scroll outputs machine-readable verification manifests — auditable proof of which production lines were touched by AI and under what security parameters.
What you get in a pilot
- →Regulated software delivery preset with exportable compliance mapping
- →Evidence pack for SEC / Federal Reserve software change-control review
- →Honest scope briefing — provenance evidence, not model governance or PHI controls
Every provenance pilot includes
- ✓Architecture review with your platform or security team
- ✓Warn-mode Scroll Gate on up to two protected branches
- ✓Trust Operations Console walkthrough + JSON evidence export
- ✓Policy preset aligned to your regulatory mapping (SSDF, SLSA, EU AI Act traceability)
- ✓30-day evaluation with weekly sync and procurement-ready summary
Honest scope
We govern
- Commit-time provenance for agent-assisted software changes
- Scroll Gate CI enforcement and hosted verification
- Audit ledger and evidence export (Team+)
- Agentic AI control mappings (NIST SSDF, SLSA, EU AI Act traceability)
We do not claim
- SOC 2 certification (readiness docs only)
- General-purpose AI model governance or agent sandboxing
- Payment-rail security or clinical records management
- Production hardware signing GA (emulated Ed25519 ships today)