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The Security-Standards Graph — a dev pack

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Every security and AI standard tells you what good looks like. None tells you who has to do it, or where. UnGovr publish 327,138 identified bodies and 398 jurisdiction-keyed laws — the anchor nodes our standards graphs are missing. This pack specifies how to connect them without merging a single vocabulary.

#FileHolds
00Start Here [link removed: 00__START-HERE.md:]The argument, the strict order, what is already decided
01The anchor-node thesis [link removed: 01__the-anchor-node-thesis.md:]Why bridging beats merging, in graphs.sgit.ai's own words
02The model [link removed: 02__the-model.md:]Five node classes, fifteen edges with named inverses, provenance fields
03The standards map [link removed: 03__the-standards-map.md:]What exists as a graph, what does not, and the honest state of each
04The worked example [link removed: 04__the-worked-example.md:]The deliverable. One control, one body, one jurisdiction
05Integration [link removed: 05__integration.md:]Licence to Operate, AIUC-1 conformance, Risk Mandate, the EU AI Act text
06Verification [link removed: 06__verification.md:]Thirteen tests, five blockers — one closed — and what would make this wrong

The cheapest thing to do first — done, 9 September

This said: open AIUC-1's vault and read which thirteen frameworks its 1,126 crosswalks point at. It was done the same day, and it changed the pack rather than confirming it. All thirteen are AI-specific — no general security control set among them — four are laws, three of those sub-national US, and the estate already uses anchor: nodes (489 anchors_to edges), so file 01 was corrected to propose a different axis rather than the mechanism. Blocker S1 is closed and 03 [link removed: 03__the-standards-map.md:] carries the working.

The next cheapest thing is S3: compare two UnGovr snapshots and measure whether entity ids are stable. If they churn, the anchor thesis fails, and no amount of the rest of this pack survives it.

Published before the work

Nothing here is built. Five of thirteen acceptance tests pass and all five are inherited from what this vault already did on the government side — one more is asserted and seven are unevidenced. The pack ships first so it can be checked against whatever gets built, which is the method this estate argues for, applied to itself.


This document is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY 4.0).

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