Executive briefing

Decision before action - executive briefing.

What leadership should know about consequential AI: current public state, proof before impact, and fail-closed decisions before action.

One-sentence result
Shows the current public state, the proof-before-impact rule, and what buyers can verify before consequential action.
Current public stateLeadership compression

Leadership should start with the current posture.

Start with the current public posture, then route security, procurement, or licensing to the correct next step. The same state bundle now powers all reviewer views.

Public posture · HOLD Importable state bundle Challengeable in public
Board link Share: /executive/ImpactSolutionsTrust Center
Diagram One screen

Verify → Permit → Gate

Evidence is replayed offline. Missing signatures or missing pointers must yield HOLD (fail‑closed).

VERIFY Receipts PERMIT Authorization GATE Enforcement OUTPUTS PASS / FAIL HOLD (fail‑closed)
Procurement Copy/paste

Attach to a ticket

One URL, one ZIP, one PDF — deterministic verification (PASS / FAIL / HOLD).

  • DSSE URL (1) — evidence pointers: /.well-known/mvg-procurement-ticket-pack.dsse.json
  • Ticket Pack ZIP (1) — offline verifiers + receipts
  • Security Review Packet (1) — architecture + threat model + evidence pointers

Tip: DSSE Viewer can generate Copy for Jira / ServiceNow blocks.

Identity Receipt rail

Identity & responsibility

Procurement diligence starts with: who we are and who can stop a release. MVG publishes both as receipts.

  • Company (KYB) — verified entity + official channels
  • Governance — stop authority + escalation path + incident posture

Audit door: Trust Center (Copy for auditors).

Impact Public-safe

Measured impact — not promises

  • Side effect prevention: unpermitted action attempts → HOLD/DENY rate
  • Audit replay success: reproducible offline verification rate
  • Time to approval: procurement ticket completion time (method published)
Primary papers (Zenodo)

Not a certification. Signed artifacts are authoritative; web pages are display-only.