Everything you need to know about provable trust

Software Recoverability is the ability to independently rebuild, deploy, and run critical vendor software when the original vendor is unavailable. Castler turns that ability into a repeatable process and a signed Proof of Recovery. Learn more →

Traditional escrow primarily stores source code and documentation under a legal agreement. Castler goes further: it maps dependencies, rebuilds the release, deploys it, replicates the declared architecture, and has a named engineer sign the result. Learn more →

A Proof of Recovery is a signed, numbered artefact showing that a specific software release was independently rebuilt, re-deployed, and verified. It is evidence your board, regulator, auditor, insurer, or customer can examine. Learn more →

Castler’s model is designed around verification per release, so the evidence changes as the software changes instead of becoming stale between annual exercises. Learn more →

No. Initial access, source materials, dependencies, and technical documentation must be established correctly, but the verification itself is designed to prove recovery without relying on the vendor being available. Learn more →

Castler is designed to complete verification in hours rather than the multi-week cycles associated with traditional manual exercises. The exact cycle depends on the application and its dependencies. Learn more →

The signed record is backed by the build outcome, deployment procedure, architecture replication, test results, release details, and the named engineer’s seal. Learn more →

That is the platform’s design goal. Agentic verification turns a bespoke exercise for a few vendors into a repeatable operating model for every critical application in the Software Estate. Learn more →

The new release can be captured and re-verified so the Proof of Recovery stays aligned with the software that is actually in use. Learn more →

Verification can run in the selected cloud and region, with role-based access and an auditable record of the recovery workflow. Learn more →

Castler maps build, deployment, replication, testing, and signed recovery evidence to the operational-resilience themes in frameworks such as DORA, PRA SS2/21, APRA CPS 230, MAS TRM, RBI, SEBI, and IRDAI. These mappings are orientation, not legal advice. Learn more →

Verification can run in the cloud and region selected for the deployment. Castler’s trust-centre materials describe regional hosting, role-based access, encryption, and immutable audit trails. Learn more →

Castler’s site references ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, and PCI DSS. The Trust Center is the source for the current security and compliance package. Learn more →

No. Castler maps its evidence to relevant regulatory themes, but those summaries are for orientation only and do not replace official texts or professional legal and compliance advice. Learn more →