Audit-ready telemetry under your control.
Audits cost less, evidence holds up, and the retention budget stays flat for the life of the mandate. Bloo gives your team the primary record to answer from: full-fidelity telemetry, retained for years inside your own cloud, governed by policy you set.
The product behind this
One substrate, held inside your account.
Datafabric is the system of record your risk and compliance posture stands on: full-fidelity capture, long-term retention, and structured knowledge, all inside your perimeter.
Sovereignty
Your account is the perimeter.
The Datafabric runs inside your cloud account. Retention, governance, and every access path stay on your side of the boundary. Switch the views to see the same perimeter three ways: the years it holds, the ports it gates, and how an audit request resolves to a record.
A diagram of your cloud account drawn as a perimeter that holds the Datafabric. Three views: retention strata shows seven years of telemetry, every year still hot; governance ports shows analyst, auditor, and agent access gated at the perimeter with paths that come to the data; evidence trace shows an audit request resolving to specific retained records. In every view, nothing crosses the perimeter outward.
Seven years retained, every stratum hot. Nothing is archived and nothing ages out, so the oldest record answers as fast as today.
Retention
Years hot, never archived.
Compliance windows run in years, not days. Every day of the window stays hot and queryable, so a seven-year-old record answers as fast as this morning. There is no cold tier to thaw and no restore job standing between your team and the past.
- 7 yr
- window retained, every day hot
- 0
- archive tiers, restore jobs, or rehydration
- 1
- primary store, no second copy to reconcile
> Retention economics scale with time, not volume. Capturing everything at full fidelity does not reprice you, so your team never trades completeness for budget.
Provenance
The primary record, not a reconstruction.
When the answer and the source of truth are the same full-fidelity record, provenance stops being a question. Your team stands on the original, held under your keys, rather than a summary rebuilt from fragments.
Audit history
Answer from the source
Your team answers the auditor from the primary record your account holds, not a reconstruction assembled after the fact. The source of truth and the answer are the same artifact.
Evidence trails
Provable completeness
Full-fidelity capture means the trail has no gaps to explain. Completeness is a property of how the telemetry was captured, not a hope you audit against later.
Custody
Held under your keys
The evidence never depended on a vendor retaining it for you. Custody sits inside your perimeter, so its provenance is yours to attest without a third party in the chain.
Control
Your keys, your governance.
Datafabric deploys inside your account on AWS, Azure, GCP, or on-prem. Encryption keys, retention windows, and access policy stay with your team. Bloo can operate the deployment for you, and the data, its governance, and the exit door never leave your control.
- Deployed in
- Your cloud account
- Encryption keys
- Yours
- Retention policy
- Set by your team
- Egress
- None
Business outcomes
What the business gets back.
The products matter because of what they return: hours, budget certainty, and risk taken off the table. These are the outcomes your leadership will notice.
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Audit cost drops
Answers come from the primary record in hours, not from reconstruction projects that pull engineers off their work for weeks each cycle.
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A posture you can attest
Custody inside your perimeter and provable completeness reduce regulatory exposure, and the attestation is yours to make without a vendor in the chain.
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Budget certainty for long mandates
Seven-year obligations become plannable line items, because retention economics scale with time and never reprice with telemetry growth.
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No emergency retrieval bills
The whole window stays hot, so there are no restore fees, no rehydration delays, and no surprise costs when the auditor asks about three years ago.
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Feature map
What delivers what.
Each capability on this page comes from a specific product. Follow a row straight to the section that covers it in depth.
| Feature | Delivered by | Read more |
|---|---|---|
Always-hot retention Every day of the window stays queryable, no archive tiers or restores. | Datafabric | Hot Search → |
Full-fidelity capture Every field of every event, so the trail has no gaps to explain. | Datafabric | The pipeline → |
Governed, cataloged telemetry One fabric, discoverable and governed for every consumer. | Datafabric | One fabric, every consumer → |
Deployment inside your perimeter AWS, Azure, GCP, or on-prem, with your keys and your governance. | Datafabric | Deployment → |
Predictable retention economics Sized once; the price never tracks how much your telemetry grows. | Datafabric | Pricing → |
From the blog
Reading for risk and compliance.
Retention mandates, audit evidence, and the economics of keeping everything, from the team building the record underneath.
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Re-imagining Threat Intelligence: From Consuming Feeds to Building Context
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In depth
Four longer reads on retention and audit.
Log Retention for Financial Services: SEC, DORA, OCC
Financial services log retention spans SEC, DORA, OCC, and FFIEC. This guide maps each mandate to log types and retention periods.
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DORA Telemetry Retention: What EU Banks Must Know
DORA mandates ICT log retention for EU financial institutions. This guide covers what must be retained, for how long, and in what form.
8 min read
Why Financial Services SIEMs Fail, And What Replaces Them
Legacy SIEMs fail financial services retention mandates and AI explainability needs. A telemetry-first architecture delivers more.
8 min read
Enterprise Log Retention: Full-Fidelity, No Penalty
Full-fidelity log retention is critical but ingestion pricing makes it painful. This guide covers architecture, cost, and compliance.
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Go deeper on the capability
Put the record under your control.
Give your risk and compliance team a primary record they own, retained for years, governed by policy they set.