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Technology risk. Evidence. Resilience.

A practitioner's journal at the intersection of audit defensibility, control automation, and AI governance, for regulated environments that demand evidence, not promises.

// Personal writing and small builds, published in my own time. Views are my own.

The Seven Dhārās

Seven streams of practice. Each one a discipline.

Latest Field Notes

Recent dispatches. Each one lives inside its Dhārā.

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AI-Augmented Governance
Open weights solve vendor opacity. They do not solve training-data provenance. Corpus integrity, RAG provenance, and prompt injection are the gaps your AI governance programme is missing.
May 2026 · 18 minRead →
AI-Augmented Governance
Trust primitives are technical artefacts. Whose authority chain backstops the hash, the key, and the pin? A supply-chain decision framework for self-hosted AI in regulated firms.
May 2026 · 10 minRead →
AI-Augmented Governance
Why self-hosted open-weights inference is the boardroom-defensible default for regulated firms, and where hybrid still makes sense.
May 2026 · 11 minRead →
AI-Augmented Governance
Regulated records can outlive the cryptography that proves them. Crypto-agility is the property that lets a firm migrate primitives without re-attesting the world. The series closer.
Jun 2026 · 12 minRead →
Resilience Engineering
MCP runs every connected server inside your model's trust boundary. The host, not the model, is where integrity holds, and the failure modes are fixed by architecture, not vigilance.
May 2026 · 10 minRead →
AI-Augmented Governance
Hardware attestation for self-hosted AI in regulated firms. The firmware layer is unscoped, the BMC is unpatched, and the DORA register excludes the GPU vendor.
May 2026 · 16 minRead →

What ऋतPulse means

rtapulse.com (ऋतPulse) combines ऋत (ṛta / ṛtá), meaning order, rule, truth, rightness, with Pulse, a living signal of health. It reflects how I think GRC should work: not a quarterly scramble, but a steady rhythm. Detect drift early, keep evidence ready, and translate risk into decisions leaders can act on.