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Automating Governance - Dear Security, Compliance, & Auditors We’re Sorry. Love DevOps

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Claims an automated pipeline that gets from commit to production with 100% no-human-hands, using CI-collected evidence, signed artifacts and attestations to make audits explainable. Implements a governance contract (machine-readable normalized scans from OpenSCAP, SonarQube, etc.) evaluated by policy engines like OPA/Rego at a policy enforcement gate. Shows the math: 16 hours per change, two-week release train, five changes → 59% aggregate success, motivating single-piece flow. Describes a working governance as a service: evidence repo, attestations, gate, and automated SOC2-style checks.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 4:14Governance delivery bottleneck
  3. 7:21Governance as toil
  4. 11:13Five principles for autonomizing governance
  5. 14:41What is a governance contract
  6. 17:04Governance contracts in CI/CD
  7. 19:51Governance as a service
  8. 21:57Building a governance team
  9. 26:49Conclusion and key takeaways
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