Policy as Code

Codify control intent as enforceable policy (and test it) inside pipelines and platforms.

What I cover here

  • Write policy with the same discipline as code: reviewable, testable, versioned.
  • Enforce at the right choke-points: CI/CD, admission controllers, IaC checks.
  • Store evaluation results as evidence (with context + provenance).

No client specifics. No tracking. No cookies by default.

Artifacts (coming in v1)

  • Short write-up + core checks
  • Evidence expectations (inputs/outputs)
  • “Failure modes” checklist

If you want code-first examples today, start with Python Encounters.

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What ऋतPulse means

rtapulse.com (ऋतPulse) combines ऋत (ṛta / ṛtá)—order, rule, truth, rightness—with Pulse (a living signal of health). It reflects how I think GRC should work: not a quarterly scramble, but a steady rhythm—detect drift early, keep evidence ready, and translate risk into decisions leaders can act on.