D-KaP Scanner — the EpochCore product that turns a single API call into one auditor-ready, cryptographically sealed evidence pack covering every active compliance framework in your environment — replaces the spreadsheets, screenshots, and last-minute scrambling that usually precede an audit. It is part of EpochCore's sealed-evidence product line.
Most compliance teams are stuck stitching together evidence from a dozen systems the night before an audit. The result is screenshots, CSV exports, and a hope that the auditor will accept them. When a SOC 2 Type II auditor asks "show me, at this moment, every control's status across your stack," there's usually no clean answer.
You need one button you can press that produces one file your auditor will accept on first review.
D-KaP Scanner is that one button. It performs a 360-degree compliance scan across the 14 frameworks we track (SOC 2, FedRAMP, HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, GDPR, SEC 17a-4, FINRA, NIST 800-53, CCPA, CIS, SOX, ASC-606, KYC/AML), pulls live evidence from each, and returns a single sealed file. The seal is a tamper-evident cryptographic signature anchored to the EpochCore root certificate, so an auditor (or a regulator) can verify that the evidence has not been altered since the moment it was generated.
You get back one JSON file with one signature you can hand to an auditor. They run one verification command. They accept it. Done.
Hit POST /scanner/360 with your API key. No payload required. The scanner pulls evidence directly from the systems you have already connected.
Within seconds you get a single JSON file back. Save it. Hand it to your auditor in the format they prefer: portal upload, secure email, or shared drive.
Your auditor visits a single verification URL. The page confirms the seal is valid and shows them every control the scan covers. Most accept on first review.
Example: A 40-person Series A SaaS company has their SOC 2 Type II audit kickoff on a Monday morning. Instead of three weeks of evidence collection, the compliance lead runs D-KaP Scanner on Friday. The auditor receives one file Monday morning, verifies the seal, and the company saves an estimated two weeks of preparation work.
One round of evidence collection by a fractional compliance consultant costs more than $29 in the first 15 minutes. The math is simple: if Scanner saves one auditor question on one engagement, it has already paid for itself many times over. We price it as a starting point so any team can prove value before scaling up.
The same signed scan, with an additional invisible watermark embedded into the PDF cover sheet. The watermark stays attached through screenshots, re-uploads, and ordinary compression — we measured it against 136 attack vectors and it survived 90 of them with zero false positives, while remaining invisible to the human eye (image quality score 0.985 of 1.0). MEASURED
It is not "uncopyable" — a determined attacker can still strip a header — but it gives you a machine-readable chain-of-custody mark that helps you prove which copy of the evidence is yours, and when. Useful when your evidence may circulate across multiple auditor portals or vendor diligence requests.