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ARGUS, Wyvern, and IS-BAO: the three audits.

Three audits, three different things they measure. What each means when it appears on an operator's profile, and what it does not.

By O. Carrington 30 April AprApr+2026+2026V1 1 min read

Three audits, three different things they measure. What each means when it appears on an operator’s profile, and what it does not.

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O. Carrington

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