Guide
How to understand approved remediation
Read an executed remediation — what changed, where it changed, and how to confirm it is correct.
The situation
After a remediation is approved and executed, the operational record shows exactly what happened. Understanding how to read that record helps you confirm the change was correct and communicate it to clients.
Before you begin
The operational path
The goal isn't just to find the error. The goal is to move from detection to a verified infrastructure state.
What could have caused this?
Cause
What changed
Possible impact
Change executed
Approved remediation ran successfully
Record available for review
Step by step
Every executed remediation appears in the domain's operational history.
What to check
The remediation record shows the full context of what happened.
What to check
With Infraova
Infraova's remediation records contain enough context for a client, stakeholder, or auditor to understand what happened without needing to interpret raw DNS data.
Use the verification result in the record to confirm the live infrastructure matches what was intended.
What to check
Expected result: The remediation is confirmed correct and the record is complete.
You decide. Infraova executes.
Infraova can propose and execute an approved infrastructure change, but it does not independently decide to modify client infrastructure. Every proposed change requires explicit authorization before execution.
Key takeaway
An executed remediation record is evidence — of what was detected, what was proposed, who authorized it, and what the result was. Use it in client communications and reporting.
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