traceability

The tooling you adopt (e.g., from Atego) will assist with verification and validation, as well as requirements traceability.

It's simple and provides traceability as you can go into Jenkins and see the commits associated with that release.

Then you have traceability for every data point in the organization, and you're in a pretty sweet spot operationally.

The work to provide full traceability trees and 100% coverage thru the Linux kernel is many man-centuries of work.

At work, bank transfers are the de facto standard simply for traceability and ease of use.

The way these anonymous social media apps work is that they distinguish anonymity from traceability.

Solid BA profile who knows Agile, Epic/User Story creation, Requirement documentation, traceability etc.

I have a feeling this would be a Material Traceability DB, Due to the high Quality Assurance/Control Requirements at play.

Bare in mind that you need 100% traceability, 100% code coverage, etc all the way from your byte-code down to bare-metal, thru the JVM/runtime/etc.

Sorry, I don't know what ISO9001 is, but isn't deploying an image extremely conducive to traceability?

Bitcoin has traceability, and you would assume the average LEO wouldn't have a wealth of knowledge to steal and launder it without getting caught.

Irritating as it might be, this is good for traceability.

Funny, we need the same kinda access that radio and TV used to provide; where you could just "tune in" to something and have a listen, and you were more or less untraceable; even if you were to broadcast on that frequency your traceability, while triangulable, is still fairly anonymous.

Traceability can maybe be handled at the network level - who knows what information Sprint captures about traffic to these car systems?