Not a dashboard. A record someone can sign.

Every verification produces a Verified Change Record: the attack, the safeguard, the attack re-run and failing, and the approved work still passing — bound to one change.

Security approves the safeguard. The business owner approves that the work still runs. Those are two different people, and this is the one document they both read — the same one. It's a self-contained document, so it attaches to whatever release or change process you already run.

Every change reopens the loop. An agent that ships weekly generates a record weekly, and the records accumulate into that agent's safety case — the term auditors already know from aviation, nuclear and automotive assurance. That's why this is a subscription and not an audit.

To be plain about what that is and isn't: a safety case is evidence, not certification. Armorer doesn't certify an agent, and no record here is an approval. Your security team holds that gate, permanently, by design.