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PAM onboarding, made reviewable.
Identify missing prerequisites, keep dependent accounts together, and build a phased rollout proposal that technical leads can review.
12Accounts reviewed
6In proposed waves
4Blocked accounts
2Dependency holds
0Capacity reviews
Proposed rollout waves
Up to 4 accounts per wave. Lower-criticality groups first. These are planning candidates, not execution approvals.
Wave 1 low criticality
svc-003, svc-001, svc-002
Wave 2 medium criticality
svc-004, svc-005
Wave 3 high criticality
svc-006
Account readiness
Remediation work breakdown
Suggested teams are planning roles; task owners and dates require agreement.
- svc-007:OWNER — Assign and confirm an accountable application owner. Application management
- svc-007:VAULT — Complete vault onboarding and verify credential retrieval. PAM engineering
- svc-009:ROTATION — Validate rotation with the dependent application. Platform engineering
- svc-009:ROLLBACK — Test and document the credential recovery procedure. Platform engineering
- svc-011:CHANGE — Obtain change approval for the proposed rollout. Change management
- svc-012:VAULT — Complete vault onboarding and verify credential retrieval. PAM engineering
- svc-012:ROTATION — Validate rotation with the dependent application. Platform engineering
Planning assumptions and limits
- All gates are self-reported inventory fields, not independently verified controls.
- Shared dependency_group values identify accounts that must be planned together; dependency discovery is out of scope.
- Wave capacity is an account-count planning limit, not an effort or calendar estimate.
- Each wave requires human validation, a confirmed change window, and a go/no-go decision. No account changes are performed.