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The public offer ladder stays narrow on purpose: start with a fixed-fee recoverability audit, then move into the smallest credible hardening phase only when the next step is explicit and approved.
Start with a fixed-fee, prepaid audit when you need to know whether the codebase should be recovered or rewritten.
Move into a bounded hardening sprint only after the audit and the next phase have been explicitly scoped and approved.
Use managed governed delivery for approved follow-on work that needs operator-reviewed reporting, published artifacts, and manual gates throughout the engagement.
Start with evidence on recoverability, risk concentration, and whether the next move should be recover, contain, or rewrite.
Use the audit output to define the next bounded slice, estimate posture, and approval requirements before implementation starts.
Run follow-on work only when funded, approved, and bounded enough to keep the reporting and protected actions truthful.