Most organizations still treat governance like documentation.
Policies.
Approvals.
Static controls.
But runtime behavior keeps evolving after the document is signed.
That’s where Behavioral Drift starts accumulating.
Not because people ignored governance intentionally.
Because the system kept operating while oversight stayed static.
Execution-time governance changes that model.
The goal is not more paperwork.
The goal is continuous visibility into:
decision boundaries
escalation persistence
override behavior
telemetry continuity
Stop Authority conditions during execution
Policies describe intent.
Telemetry proves operation.
Time turns behavior into infrastructure. Behavior is the most honest data there is.
Canonical Source: https://github.com/hhidatasettechs-oss/Hollow_House_Standards_Library
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20044740
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0009-4806-1949
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