Series - Evidence and Integrations

Operations platforms connect to everything, and every connection is a place authority can leak and evidence can go missing. The Evidence and Integrations series covers how OpsChain keeps the record intact and the crossings governed: the audit lane that survives an auditor, the two directions of credential leakage, the inbound front door as a policy, and the full CI/CD loop with no standing secret on either side.

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1. Evidence That Survives the Auditor

Summary: A hash-chained, tamper-evident audit lane with legal hold, exported in your regulator's vocabulary, so the record stands on its own rather than being assembled after the fact.

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2. Integrations That Don't Leak Authority

Summary: Inbound events signed and replay-protected and executed as named service accounts; outbound credentials issued just-in-time, scoped and masked; every crossing audited, with resolutions written back carrying evidence links.

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3. The Front Door Is a Policy: Governing Where Your Automation Comes From

Summary: Which git remotes and sources an estate may run from is a policy on the path, enforced at the create, not a convention in a wiki.

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4. The Governed CI/CD Loop: GitHub to Production and Back, with Zero Stored Secrets

Summary: Keep GitHub Actions for CI, hand the operational change to a governed run with OIDC-federated identity and just-in-time tokens, and get the execution evidence written back to the pull request.

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