Most platforms say they are "secure" and "compliant." Few can prove it on demand.
Evidence packages change that.
An evidence package is the technical record of what happened during a governed development flow. It can include artifact hashes, validation results, policy decisions, timestamps, approvals, and audit events. Instead of scattered logs and screenshots, reviewers get a structured bundle tied to a specific run or release.
This matters for three reasons.
First, investigations become faster. If something fails or looks suspicious, teams can trace inputs and decisions without reconstructing history from multiple systems.
Second, compliance reviews become predictable. Auditors are not looking for marketing claims. They are looking for traceable controls and repeatable records.
Third, trust improves across teams. Security, DevOps, and engineering can work from the same source of truth.
If your platform cannot produce machine-verifiable evidence, it is relying on trust by narrative. Modern governance requires trust by artifact.
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