System Transparency 1.0

System Transparency is an open-source framework that makes the software running on bare-metal systems verifiable and tamper-evident. It establishes a minimal, auditable boot chain that cryptographically verifies each stage and only hands control to known-good, signed operating system images. By combining measured boot with hardware-backed attestation, it lets operators prove what code is running on a machine and detect unauthorized changes before workloads start.

Key capabilities:

• Verifiable boot chain: Uses cryptographic signatures to validate components from early boot through the operating system.
• Measured boot and attestation: Leverages TPM-backed measurements so administrators can remotely attest to system state.
• Minimal, auditable boot environment: Fetches and verifies OS images (often over the network) and transitions cleanly into the verified system.
• Reproducible, consistent deployments: Encourages immutable, reproducible images for predictable behavior across fleets.
• Infrastructure-friendly: Designed for bare-metal servers and edge devices where trust, auditability, and rapid recovery matter.

Typical use cases include secure provisioning, compliance-focused environments, and large-scale server fleets that need provable integrity from power-on to production. If you meant a different product with the same name, tell me a bit more and I’ll tailor the description.

System Transparency is developed by Prisoner. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.0. The name of the program executable file is System Transparency.exe.

You can check LightScribe System Software, System Mechanic, System Explorer and other related programs like System Ninja at the "download" section.