Audit-ready every day, not just audit week
Most compliance tools ask you to assert things about yourself, then show the assertions back to you as a score. The owl tests what can be tested, and cites the clause in your own policy for what cannot. It keeps re-checking after the audit is signed. Your score separates what was proven from what rests on a document. A number that mixes the two says nothing about your security.
The control view.
See how one control reached its outcome: the checks the agent ran, the evidence mapped to it, and what the verdict rests on.
The entity implements logical access security software and infrastructure over protected information assets
What must be true
Access to production systems is granted through a managed identity, is removed when that identity is removed, and cannot be obtained by any route that bypasses it.
Why this outcome
Access Control Policy v4, line 41: single sign-on is mandatory for all production systems and local accounts are prohibited. The agent then verified that claim against the identity provider — 5 of 5 production systems are federated and no local account exists on any of them. The policy states the obligation; the test is what passes the control.