Office macros, PowerShell scripts, AI-generated tools, and vibe-coded apps often run outside formal IT development processes - but still influence regulated data, financial reporting, operational workflows, and business-critical decisions.

Traditional controls are not enough. Logs may show that a script or macro ran, but they often cannot prove which approved version executed, who approved it, or whether it was changed after approval.

SignPath Code Governance closes this gap with cryptographic signing, approval workflows, runtime enforcement, and audit-ready evidence. Only reviewed, approved, and unaltered logic is allowed to execute.