ImmuDB
ImmuDB is an open-source, high-performance, tamper-proof database that provides cryptographic verification of data integrity. It functions as a lightweight, auditable ledger, ensuring data immutability and verifiable history without the operational complexity typically associated with full…
Key facts
- First appeared
- 2020
- Category
- technology
- Problem solved
- ImmuDB was created to solve the critical problem of establishing and proving data integrity and history in environments where data tampering, accidental or malicious, is a concern. Traditional mutable databases cannot cryptographically guarantee that historical data records have not been altered or deleted. ImmuDB provides an append-only, cryptographically verifiable ledger that allows anyone to prove the integrity and sequence of data, filling a vital gap for audit trails, regulatory compliance, software supply chain security, and verifiable data provenance.
- Platforms
- Docker, macOS, Windows, Kubernetes, Linux
Related technologies
Notable users
- Organizations requiring verifiable audit trails
- Financial services for compliance
- Companies in supply chain and logistics
- Codenotary (its creator and primary user)
- Cybersecurity firms for immutable logs