Know what to update, remove or restrict across your website and online tools.

The proposed evidence-only deliverable is a short decision brief, evidence-backed inventory and developer-ready action sheet. Each item records its observation, source and date, uncertainty, significance, responsible role and next verification step.

• Action justified: explain why an update, removal or restriction is supported and what is needed to carry it out.
• No action justified from available evidence: state the limits; this is not an overall-security guarantee.
• Unresolved: name the missing evidence or blocker. Unresolved does not mean vulnerable.

Evidence triage establishes whether an action is justified and deliverable. It is not remediation. An evidence request is not a completed fix.

A proposed change must name the component, intended result, competent implementer, verification checks and rollback plan. Exact assets, authority and sufficient evidence must be established before acceptance or payment. If these cannot be established, the outcome is a named blocker, not an unsupported promise.

• Update: verify the actual before-and-after build and configuration, supported target and agreed compatibility checks. A changed manifest alone is insufficient.
• Remove: check dependencies, obtain separate removal or revocation approval and verify both absence of the agreed capability and continuing required workflows.
• Restrict: demonstrate under agreed tests that required operations succeed and prohibited operations are blocked. A settings screenshot alone is insufficient.

Any completion record must distinguish verified complete, implemented but unverified, blocked, rolled back or not undertaken, with evidence and remaining uncertainty. These are acceptance requirements, not claims that Scope First has demonstrated this delivery capability.