This is where C4CI publishes concrete, date-aware guidance about Azure visibility, AKS drift detection, Reader-role onboarding, and NIS2 or DORA evidence collection.
If you want live Azure architecture visibility without handing a new platform write access, start with Reader-role discovery. This article explains why that matters, what it unlocks, and how to roll it out safely.
AKS drift rarely starts as a dramatic outage. It usually starts as one small change that nobody documented. This checklist helps platform teams watch the right surfaces before drift becomes expensive.
Start with Reader-role discovery, generate your first C4 diagram, and use the public docs to understand what C4CI can map today.
Regulated teams do not need more slideware. They need point-in-time evidence that architecture documentation matches live infrastructure. This guide breaks down the evidence model security teams actually trust.