Glossary · The three doors and their outputs
Completed ≠ Verified
The principle that a change marked successful because nobody complained is a risk that has not surfaced yet.
In REAP
The basis of Change Assurance; a change is verified when pre- and post-state have been compared against intent. The second of REAP’s three sentences.
Related terms
More in the three doors and their outputs
- Automation & Change Report
- Backup-path capacity
- Change Assurance
- Change verdict
- Configuration drift
- Configured ≠ Compliant
- Contextual CVE exposure
- Evidence package
- Failover readiness
- Findings Report
- Golden configuration
- Incident Reasoning
- Incident Validation Report
- Network Context Report
- Post-change verification
- Posture
- Pre-execution impact analysis
- Resilience Assurance
- Resilience finding
- Restored ≠ Fixed
- Standby health
- Three doors
Bring us your last P1.
Keep the root cause to yourself; in a 30-minute session we walk through how REAP would have investigated it, evidence first. The replay on your own network happens inside the proof of value.