What should be compared between releases?
Continuous assurance compares a new observation with an accepted baseline and preserves repeatable critical flows. A change is a review candidate, not automatically a new exploitable vulnerability.
What the engine observes
- Daily, weekly and release-triggered baseline comparison
- New, resolved, unchanged and unassessed signals
- Explicit reauthorization for active production testing
Scheduled surface checks do not silently authorize penetration tests. Not assessed is never treated as fixed.
What happens after a check?
Read the observations and their evidence first. Save the private report if useful. To go deeper, verify domain control and agree a precise scope, testing window and resource limits. High-impact candidates remain candidates until appropriate validation is complete.
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