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GOV-07: Human approval for high-risk actions

In short: Route actions above a defined risk threshold to a named human approver, and block them until that person approves. Some actions cannot be undone: payments, deletions, external messages. A human decision before execution is the clearest form of oversight regulators describe.

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What does GOV-07 require?

Route actions above a defined risk threshold to a named human approver, and block them until that person approves.

Why does it matter?

Some actions cannot be undone: payments, deletions, external messages. A human decision before execution is the clearest form of oversight regulators describe.

How do you test it?

  1. Trigger a high-risk action and confirm it waits for approval.
  2. Confirm the approver is a named person, not a group inbox.
  3. Check that a timeout denies the action instead of allowing it.

Which platforms document GOV-07?

Documented by NewCore and Silverfort.

Which framework references apply?

Reviewed by The Register desk