Resources
Practical thinking for evidence-led resilience.
Short, useful material for teams working with operational resilience, situational awareness, source reliability, dependencies and human verification.
Insights.
Six pieces on the distinctions that decide whether an operational picture holds up under review.
- What is an evidence-first operational picture?Most operational tools present conclusions. An evidence-first picture presents what the conclusions rest on, and stays useful when they turn out to be wrong.Read
- Why silence can matter as much as an alertA source that stops reporting looks identical to a source reporting that nothing is wrong. Operationally, they are opposites.Read
- Dependencies are not impactsKnowing that a function depends on something tells you where to look. It does not tell you what happened.Read
- Human verification as operational evidenceA phone call that resolves an uncertainty is evidence. Treating it as evidence — with origin, time and scope — is what makes it reusable.Read
- Source health is not source trustA connector can be perfectly healthy and deliver information you should not act on. The two properties are measured differently and should be shown separately.Read
- Foresight without false precisionDescribing what may happen next is valuable. Attaching a number to it that the evidence cannot support is not.Read
Product updates.
Changes that have actually shipped. We list nothing here before it is live.
August 2026
Outbound alert delivery
Organisation administrators can register HTTPS endpoints and receive policy alerts as signed deliveries, with secret rotation and a delivery history.
August 2026
Scheduled connector execution
REST and feed connectors now run on a schedule, with stale runs reaped automatically and blind-spot evaluation applied to sources that go quiet.
August 2026
Governance settings
Organisations can set an audit retention period between 30 and 3650 days and export their governance configuration for review.
See SKALV with your own operational scenario.
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