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Every line above is part of the loop REL closes: it plans the exact fix, executes it once you authorize it, validates it held, and rolls back automatically if it did not, with every action gated by a three-signer chain that includes you and written to a tamper-evident audit log. The assessment maps that to your stack and the findings you are sitting on, and the authorization model and kill switch we would configure first. Month-to-month, scoped to you, no calls.
This is a directional self-check, computed in your browser from your own answers. It does not connect to, scan, or change any system, and it is not an audit. "Not sure" is counted as a gap on purpose: a control you cannot evidence is one you cannot yet claim. REL itself is plan-only by default and acts on live infrastructure only inside your environment, under authorization you grant, and every action it takes is reversible and audited.