Governance policy expressed in an executable policy language (OPA/Rego, Cedar) that evaluates in CI/CD and at admission; the narrower, pipeline subset of governance-as-code.
- Developed in
- ch. 06, Policy-as-code and gates
- Chapters
- ch. 04, The Stack · ch. 05, Patterns · ch. 06, The Role
- Contrast with
- Governance-as-code
- Source
- Defined by this Body of Knowledge: the section it is developed in is the source
Where it is used
15 chapters of the Body of Knowledge use the term. Each link opens the first section that does.
- 00 · Preface Opening 2 mentions
- 01 · Definition Opening 2 mentions
- 02 · Why Now The evidence 1 mention
- 04 · The Stack Layer 01: Govern-as-Code 1 mention
- 05 · Patterns Pattern: Dataset Admission Gate 1 mention
- 06 · The Role Opening 8 mentions
- 07 · Maturity Model The five levels 2 mentions
- 08 · Regulatory Map EU AI Act, post-Omnibus 8 mentions
- 10 · Reading List Tools (illustrative categories, not endorsements) 1 mention
- 13 · Risk Management The loop: identify, assess, treat, monitor 1 mention
- 14 · Development Data for training and testing 1 mention
- 16 · Fairness & XAI Protected characteristics, proxies and the data you need to test 1 mention
- 20 · Existing Law Intellectual property 1 mention
- 21 · AI Laws Worldwide United States: state laws that bind private organisations 1 mention
- 22 · Principles & Standards Council of Europe Framework Convention (CETS No. 225) 3 mentions
Related terms
Sources
No external source: the term is coined or used in a specific sense by this Body of Knowledge, and the section linked under "Developed in" is its source.
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