A passed phase proves its defined acceptance boundary.
It does not imply that every future capability is complete, that a controlled test equals worldwide deployment, or that independent security review is unnecessary. NightFall preserves scope, limitations, and evidence so progress remains meaningful.
This update summarizes recorded project evidence; it is not a fresh execution of every project’s test suite. “Certified” and “sealed” describe internal engineering boundaries, not external accreditation or public release.
AWS consolidation is progressing project by project, but production services, signing material, and specialized hardware remain separated until their individual authorization and validation gates are satisfied.
The Unified Platform integration program has established requirements and completion tracking; component qualification and assembled runtime validation remain in development. Read the platform update.
No NightFall project is currently presented as a publicly released production 1.0 product.
All development also remains governed by the company-wide Responsibility, Neutrality, and Local-Control Framework.