Detection Licensing Auditor
See what each license permits.
The engine reads YARA and Sigma rules you hold or are evaluating for acquisition. It matches each rule to its governing license instrument and reports what that instrument permits. The engine exists. The service around it is not built.
How it works
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Record the content examined
A bounded capture records the size and hash of each captured rule file, tying the report to the content examined.
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Identify the governing license
License evidence may appear at the repository, the file, or the individual rule. Each verdict identifies its governing instrument. Inheritance alone does not establish permission.
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Evaluate each use separately
Internal use, hosted or managed service, redistribution, and modification receive separate verdicts. Permission for one use does not establish permission for another.
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Report the gaps
Unresolved licenses and coverage gaps appear as findings. The report states its YARA and Sigma scope.
What the report covers
- Evaluate internal use, hosted or managed service, redistribution, and modification separately.
- Trace each verdict to its license instrument. Inheritance alone does not produce a favorable verdict.
- Keep unresolved licenses unresolved. Missing evidence does not produce a pass.
- Match the report to the exact content examined through recorded hashes.
The report brings the verdicts, the license evidence, and the unresolved questions together for review by your team, counsel, or an acquirer.
Where this stands
Neither product line is generally available yet. Nothing on this site is for sale today.
The Detection Licensing Auditor engine exists. Its service is not built. The AI Badge runner is built and systematically tested with documented boundaries. Its approval, action, and receipt host is designed and not built.
If you evaluate detection content, or use agents to act on findings, we would like to hear how you work.
The report is an engineering analysis of license text and evidence. It is not legal advice and does not substitute for counsel.