policy-checker

To verify policy compliance before a software release, validate project privacy, security, licensing, accessibility, and release requirements by running a policy check that classifies findings and requires explicit evidence for every approval.

Evidence-based release governance for sensitive changes is the process of linking compliance findings to tickets and release records while distinguishing facts, assumptions, decisions, and recommendations to prevent unapproved deployments.

To document authorized waivers for security and privacy compliance findings, classify the issue as WAIVED with required ownership and supporting evidence linked directly to the relevant tickets and release records.

Yes, you can use a policy checker to identify unresolved release blockers for a new data-sharing feature by validating the applicable privacy and security evidence and reporting any missing approval documentation.

When a compliance policy check returns CANNOT EVALUATE, it means the system lacks sufficient declared policy artifacts or evidence to classify the finding as BLOCKED or WAIVED for the release readiness assessment.