PRAP's dashboard has shifted from green to amber. In the system's colour code, green means positions are within normal risk limits; amber means at least one position has crossed a warning threshold and requires a human decision: escalate the alert to senior management, or place it in observation hold and wait. Red, which has not appeared yet, means the position has breached the firm's maximum risk tolerance and triggers mandatory, automatic escalation that no one can override. Amber is not a breach. But it is close enough to make every delay feel like a decision someone will have to defend later with a straight face. You can follow Isabella's formal hold: her language, her procedure, the slow tightening of policy as she decides whether to escalate or keep waiting. The dam holds, but cracks are showing. → Have a look at Isabella? [[Isabella Holds Escalation|Have a look at Isabella]] Or you can turn to Marc's panic from the desk below, human and sloppy and sometimes more honest than a committee. The river overflows, and panic carries secrets. → Check Marc? [[Marc Panics In Chat|Check Marc]] Both views are true. That is what makes the room feel airless. You refresh again. The screen answers you with the same patient cruelty as before. --- **The dashboard glows amber. The room feels airless.** → Alternatively, do nothing. [[Cybercrime/The_Phisherman/Monitor Silently|Monitor silently]]