Standards & Compliance Alignment

Engineered for
governed environments.

CIVITERA intellectual property is designed for the regulated, audited, and standards-governed environments in which governments, defense organizations, and enterprises operate. The frameworks below describe the compliance contexts our IP targets and aligns with.

Important. CIVITERA is an intellectual-property licensing house. The standards listed describe target deployment environments and design alignment, and do not represent certifications held by CIVITERA. Certification obligations rest with licensees deploying the technology in their own systems.

Information Security & Trust

ISO/IEC 27001

Information security management

Target environments for licensees deploying CIVITERA IP require ISMS-grade controls.

SOC 2

Service organization controls

Enterprise and government licensees operate under SOC 2 trust-service criteria.

CSA STAR

Cloud security alliance

Cloud-deployed implementations align to CSA security guidance.

AI Governance & Risk

NIST AI RMF

AI risk management framework

CIVITERA governance IP is designed to operationalize NIST AI RMF functions.

EU AI Act

High-risk AI obligations

Governance and compliance filings target auditable oversight required for high-risk AI.

ISO/IEC 42001

AI management systems

Constitutional-runtime IP aligns with AI management-system principles.

Technical & Interoperability

IEEE

Autonomous systems standards

Defense and robotics IP engineered for IEEE interoperability environments.

ITU

Telecommunication standards

Communication-sovereignty IP targets ITU-governed environments.

ETSI

European telecom standards

Cross-border communication IP aligns to ETSI frameworks.

Data Protection & Sector

GDPR

EU data protection

Attribution and continuity IP designed for GDPR-governed personal-data contexts.

HIPAA

US healthcare privacy

Healthcare-deployed licensees operate under HIPAA safeguards.

Export Controls

EAR / ITAR awareness

Defense-adjacent IP is managed with export-control review prior to foreign engagement.

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