docs(knowledge): Reference Transition Scenarios (RTS-001..003) + ISO9001->CRA pattern

Three ANONYMIZED reference transition scenarios (no real company names stored) = canonical
regression scenarios that test the KNOWLEDGE, not just the engine. Each pins an Expected
Outcome (expected_likely_covered + expected_delta); every commit must reproduce it (identical
or better).

- RTS-001 automotive supplier (TISAX+ISO27001) -> CRA: mature ISMS, standard CRA delta.
- RTS-002 classic machine builder (ISO9001) -> CRA: only process discipline -> MUCH larger delta
  (10 missing vs 3 covered). New TP-ISO9001-CRA-v1 pattern (different shape).
- RTS-003 networked machine builder (ISMS) -> CRA: highlights the Data Act.

Data Act is modelled as UNCERTAIN (a hypothesis), never a fixed gilt/gilt-nicht: the generator
checks the engine SURFACES the uncertainty + the deciding question (generates_usage_data) and
never wrongly ASSERTS applicability. All three RTS PASS.

Non-runtime knowledge + reference harness -> no deploy (ADR-001). Names deliberately absent.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Transition KNOWLEDGE Pattern (TKP) — ISO 9001 (QMS) -> CRA (Reg. (EU) 2024/2847)
# Curated regulatory KNOWLEDGE. Different character again: ISO 9001 gives PROCESS discipline
# (document/change control, supplier evaluation, release approval) but almost NOTHING product-cyber.
# Therefore the CRA delta is LARGE — the opposite shape of ISMS->TISAX. Used by RTS-002.
id: TP-ISO9001-CRA-v1
status: draft # levels: draft(L1) -> reviewed(L2) -> validated(L3, expert) -> proven(L4)
version: 1
transition_goal:
from:
standard: "ISO 9001"
edition: "2015"
nature: organizational_qms
to:
regulation: "Cyber Resilience Act"
reference: "Regulation (EU) 2024/2847"
applies_from: "2027-12-11"
nature: product_cybersecurity
one_line: "Move a manufacturer whose only management system is a QMS toward CRA conformity for a product with digital elements."
provenance:
author: "Claude (Reasoning session) — AI first draft (L1)"
basis: "ISO 9001:2015 (7.5 documented information, 8.4 external providers, 8.5.6 control of changes, 8.6 release) vs CRA Annex I."
reviewed_by: null
reviewed_at: null
validated_by: null
disclaimer: >
Curated expert knowledge, NOT a normative proof. KEY INSIGHT: ISO 9001 is a QUALITY management
system — it provides process discipline but no information-security or product-cybersecurity
capability. The CRA delta for an ISO-9001-only manufacturer is therefore LARGE (nearly the whole
CRA security + vulnerability-handling + conformity set). Welt-1; confidence from the curated relationship.
source_state_variants:
certified: "ISO 9001 certified -> the process-discipline assumptions hold; security substance is still missing."
qms_introduced: "QMS implemented but not certified -> downgrade 'partially_supports' to needs_confirmation."
# ── A) LIKELY COVERED — only process discipline (partially_supports), NOT security. ──
likely_covered:
- capability: document_and_change_control
iso9001_basis: ["7.5", "8.5.6"]
cra_target: [Annex_VII_technical_documentation, Annex_I_Part_II_2_updates]
relationship: partially_supports
confidence_source: relationship
verification: required
expected_evidence: [document_control_procedure]
rationale: "ISO 9001 document/change control gives the discipline to MAINTAIN technical documentation and controlled updates — but no security content. Hence 'partially_supports'."
reviewable_claim: "Document/change control helps maintain CRA technical documentation but does not produce it."
- capability: supplier_evaluation
iso9001_basis: ["8.4"]
cra_target: [Annex_I_Part_II_1_components]
relationship: partially_supports
confidence_source: relationship
verification: required
expected_evidence: [supplier_evaluation_records]
rationale: "Supplier evaluation gives a basis for supply-chain control — but ISO 9001 evaluates QUALITY, not security/components. Hence 'partially_supports'."
reviewable_claim: "Quality supplier evaluation does not establish component security or an SBOM."
- capability: release_and_approval_process
iso9001_basis: ["8.6"]
cra_target: [Annex_I_Part_II_8_distribution]
relationship: partially_supports
confidence_source: relationship
verification: required
expected_evidence: [release_procedure]
rationale: "A release/approval gate gives release discipline — but not secure, signed update distribution. Hence 'partially_supports'."
reviewable_claim: "A quality release gate does not establish signed secure update distribution."
# ── B) DELTA — nearly the whole CRA security + vulnerability-handling + conformity set. ──
delta_requirements:
- {capability: product_cyber_risk_assessment, cra_basis: "Annex I + technical documentation", missing_because: "ISO 9001 has no security risk assessment.", why_asked: "The CRA needs a product cyber risk assessment; a QMS has none.", dropped_if: ["A product cyber risk assessment exists."], needed_information: verify_existence, expected_evidence: [product_risk_assessment], priority: high, reviewable_claim: "ISO 9001 establishes no product cyber risk assessment."}
- {capability: secure_development_lifecycle, cra_basis: "Annex I Part I (1), Part II (3)", missing_because: "ISO 9001 has no secure development.", why_asked: "The CRA requires secure-by-design development + security testing; a QMS does not address security.", dropped_if: ["A documented secure development lifecycle exists."], needed_information: verify_existence, expected_evidence: [secure_development_policy], priority: high, reviewable_claim: "ISO 9001 does not establish a secure development lifecycle."}
- {capability: technical_vulnerability_management, cra_basis: "Annex I Part II (2)", missing_because: "ISO 9001 has no vulnerability management.", why_asked: "The CRA requires handling product vulnerabilities; a QMS has no such process.", dropped_if: ["A vulnerability management process exists."], needed_information: verify_existence, expected_evidence: [vulnerability_management_procedure], priority: high, reviewable_claim: "ISO 9001 does not establish vulnerability management."}
- {capability: coordinated_vulnerability_disclosure, cra_basis: "Annex I Part II (5,6)", missing_because: "No CVD in a QMS.", why_asked: "The CRA requires a way to receive product vulnerability reports (CVD/PSIRT).", dropped_if: ["A published CVD policy + contact exists."], needed_information: verify_existence, expected_evidence: [cvd_policy], priority: high, reviewable_claim: "ISO 9001 does not establish coordinated vulnerability disclosure."}
- {capability: sbom_creation, cra_basis: "Annex I Part II (1)", missing_because: "No SBOM in a QMS.", why_asked: "The CRA requires a software bill of materials.", dropped_if: ["A machine-readable SBOM is produced per release."], needed_information: determine_sbom_maturity, expected_evidence: [sbom], priority: high, reviewable_claim: "ISO 9001 does not produce an SBOM."}
- {capability: security_update_support_period, cra_basis: "Art. 13(8) + Annex I", missing_because: "No support period in a QMS.", why_asked: "The CRA requires a defined security-update support period.", dropped_if: ["A product support/lifecycle policy defines the period."], needed_information: determine_duration, expected_evidence: [support_policy], priority: high, reviewable_claim: "ISO 9001 does not define a security-update support period."}
- {capability: secure_signed_update_distribution, cra_basis: "Annex I Part II (8)", missing_because: "No signed updates in a QMS.", why_asked: "The CRA requires authenticity/integrity-protected updates.", dropped_if: ["Updates are cryptographically signed and verified."], needed_information: verify_existence, expected_evidence: [config_export], priority: high, reviewable_claim: "ISO 9001 does not establish signed update distribution."}
- {capability: exploited_vuln_and_incident_reporting, cra_basis: "Art. 14", missing_because: "No Art. 14 reporting in a QMS.", why_asked: "The CRA imposes 24h/72h reporting of exploited vulnerabilities to authorities.", dropped_if: ["A documented Art. 14 reporting procedure exists."], needed_information: verify_existence, expected_evidence: [reporting_procedure], priority: high, reviewable_claim: "ISO 9001 does not establish CRA Art. 14 reporting."}
- {capability: access_control_and_authentication, cra_basis: "Annex I Part I (4)", missing_because: "No security access control in a QMS.", why_asked: "The CRA requires product authentication / no default credentials.", dropped_if: ["Product authentication is documented + tested."], needed_information: verify_existence, expected_evidence: [access_control_policy], priority: medium, reviewable_claim: "ISO 9001 does not establish product authentication."}
- {capability: ce_conformity_assessment_and_technical_documentation, cra_basis: "Annex VII + CE", missing_because: "No CRA conformity in a QMS.", why_asked: "CRA conformity needs a product conformity assessment + CE + technical documentation + DoC.", dropped_if: ["A CRA conformity assessment + technical documentation exist."], needed_information: request_evidence, expected_evidence: [technical_documentation, declaration_of_conformity], priority: high, reviewable_claim: "ISO 9001 does not satisfy CRA conformity assessment."}
rejected_assumptions:
- "ISO 9001 does NOT establish information security or product cybersecurity."
- "ISO 9001 does NOT establish secure development, vulnerability management, SBOM, CVD, or Art. 14 reporting."
- "An ISO 9001 certificate does NOT satisfy CRA conformity assessment."
determinism_goal: >
Two independent auditors should agree that an ISO-9001-only manufacturer needs almost the whole CRA
security set; the QMS reduces effort only on documentation/change/release discipline.
review_checklist:
- "Confirm the (deliberately large) delta with a CRA expert."
- "Replace capability ids with Capability Registry MCAP ids once assigned."