Review security and readiness
Review the integration's scope, permissions, sources, failure handling and acceptance requirements.
Sources and scopeRead before use
Navigation or project guidance; not a claim of product, standards or environment validation.
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1. Define the scope#
Read scope and boundaries and verification and safety. Name the assets, versions, operators and interfaces in scope. Mark any physical operation that needs a separate approval process.
2. Trace trust and authority#
Use threat modelling, API and event security and segmentation. Trace one observation and one proposed command independently.
Next useful check: does any component receive more authority than its job requires?
3. Check failure and recovery#
Read resilience and recovery, credential and account lifecycle and monitoring.
A working normal path says little about revoked credentials, expired certificates, full queues or unavailable dependencies.
4. Match the claim to evidence#
Use the readiness checklist and verification policy. Keep source review, static code checks and actual environment results as different evidence categories.
Practise with documentation#
The hardening review lab uses documentation and sanitised configuration. It does not authorise scanning or changing an operational system.