K11 · state, custody, decision, and release evidence

Assurance Trends and Dependencies

Direct answer

K11 compares fifteen system evidence histories across K09, K10, and K11 while preserving distinct states and refusing to convert publication chronology into live monitoring, deployment, or operation.

Evidence and authority boundary. K11 publishes deterministic static models, signed offline reference bundles, synthetic fixtures, review records, decision and receipt chains, public projections, and release-time comparisons. It does not perform live network acquisition, deploy software, operate a facility, make an award, authorize force, certify compliance, or convert a signature into factual truth.

Claim-level evidence boundary

VERIFIED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

Release trends do not manufacture operation

K11 compares K09-K11 static evidence while preserving separate DESCRIBED, IMPLEMENTED, TESTED, DEPLOYED, OPERATING, DEGRADED, STALE, UNAVAILABLE, and UNKNOWN states and zero inferred live operation.

Scope: K11 static assurance trend dashboard.

Release dates are publication metadata, not telemetry or current operational observations.

SRC-W3C-PROV-O: PROV-O at a glance

Cross-release state inventory

15systems
3releases compared
5currently tested
2currently degraded
1currently unavailable

Interpretation boundary

The dashboard compares declared release evidence from K09, K10, and K11. Publication dates are evidence dates only. They are not recurring observations or telemetry.

No trend record is allowed to infer DEPLOYED or OPERATING from a page, dataset, test, signature, or release package. Live host remains UNKNOWN, and independent named screen-reader testing remains UNAVAILABLE.