ARQS
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Lockwarden · KODE-434 · ARQS Software

Lockwarden Ledger

Import the incident list from your ticketing or SIEM export, and the control register with next-review dates. Lockwarden shows what is still open, which controls are overdue for review, who owns each item, and a worst-first issue list so critical findings do not sit unnoticed.

Working toolRuns in your browserInstant accessFrom US$199/mo
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What it does

Incidents in one register

Every ticket with severity, opened date, owner, status and linked control. Re-import any time and incidents update by id.

Open vs closed

See what is still open, how long it has been open, and the mix of critical, high, medium and lower severities.

Control reviews

Active controls with last and next review dates. Overdue reviews and anything due within 30 days come first.

Worst-first issues

Critical and high open incidents, overdue reviews, missing owners and unknown control links, ranked for action.

120-day calendar

Upcoming control reviews and open incidents on one dated list.

Tamper-evident and private

Every import and note is SHA-256 hash-chained and stays in your browser. Export a report, a register CSV or the journal itself.

Lockwarden Ledger

Your data stays on this device (browser storage). Nothing is uploaded. Lockwarden reads the incident and control registers you provide. It is not a SIEM, GRC or incident-response platform.

Image: original artwork generated for ARQS with Python and Pillow (no stock or third-party imagery)