K06 assurance and procurement architecture
Range Evidence Schemas
Direct answer
K06 records authority, abstract behavior, safety envelope, stop authority, telemetry, control response, timing, recovery, defects, artifacts, and cleanup while excluding exploit chains, payloads, credentials, real topology, engagement procedures, and destructive commands.
Authority and evidence boundary. K06 publishes reference architecture, source review, machine-checkable dependencies, procurement scope, and test-evidence formats. These records do not certify a facility, award a contract, authorize an operation, prove deployment, establish current operation, or transfer regulatory or command authority.
Bounded red-team evidence schema
Required record fields
- exerciseId
- authorityRecordId
- rangeId
- scenarioId
- objective
- threatBehaviorClass
- initialStateHash
- toolManifestHash
- safetyEnvelope
- stopAuthority
- startTime
- endTime
- observations
- controlResponses
- evidenceArtifacts
- defects
- cleanupReceipt
- reviewers
Permitted public detail
- abstract behavior class
- tested control objective
- timing and state-transition results
- defect category
- evidence hash
- remediation status
Prohibited public detail
- exploit chain
- payload
- credential material
- persistence or evasion method
- real target topology
- weapon or engagement procedure
- destructive command
Failure conditions
- missing authority
- production target
- effects escape range
- unremoved artifact
- unverifiable tool manifest
- suppressed negative result
Cyber-physical fault-injection evidence schema
Required record fields
- injectionId
- authorityRecordId
- rangeId
- scenarioId
- faultClass
- abstractInjection
- preconditions
- protectedFunctions
- expectedSafeState
- independentStop
- telemetrySources
- observedTransitions
- timingResults
- recoveryResult
- artifactHashes
- defects
- cleanupReceipt
Allowed fault classes
- communications loss
- timing degradation
- sensor disagreement
- identity revocation
- management-plane isolation
- power transient model
- cooling telemetry anomaly
- model-confidence collapse
- evidence-ledger unavailability
Prohibited public detail
- production command sequence
- specific vulnerability
- physical sabotage procedure
- real relay or PLC addresses
- weapon effects
- bypass instructions
Failure conditions
- unsafe state outside envelope
- unbounded propagation
- missing independent stop
- irreversible range damage
- incomplete reset
- unavailable evidence