The Cybersecurity Constitution™

Cybersecurity Constitution™

Preamble

This Constitution serves as the supreme doctrinal authority of the InterOpsis™ Framework and the Zero Doctrine™. All strategic deployments, operational procedures, partner engagements, and enforcement mechanisms derive their legitimacy and structure from this Constitution.

Execution of its Articles shall be carried out through the InterOpsis™ Sovereign Doctrine Operations Manual, including all annexes, checklists, protocols, training simulations, and strategic agreements contained therein.

In all matters of conflict, interpretation, or deviation, the Cybersecurity Constitution™ prevails.

This document supersedes procedural convenience, commercial precedent, and conventional security frameworks. It is the sole source of sovereign digital governance under the Zero Doctrine™.

Article I: Digital Sovereignty

Defines the right of an entity to control its digital terrain, systems, data, and AI logic without dependency on foreign, federated, or third-party governance.

Article II: Segmentation & Exposure Control

Mandates isolation of mission systems through enclave architecture and data-classification protocols such as DNA™, STEALTH™, and Multi-Net™.

Article III: Identity, Trust & Quorum Enforcement

Establishes TrustNet™ as the framework for identity validation, revocation, override logic, and insider threat governance.

Article IV: Interoperability by Consent

Details the conditional and temporary nature of any cross-domain communication through EnclaveBridge™, governed by quorum consensus.

Article V: Resilience & Recovery

Defines the protocols for operational continuation under breach, outage, or sabotage through REVIVE™, PHOENIX™, and DNA-VAULT™.

Article VI: LAWS™ – Sovereignty Across Terrain

Codifies doctrinal enforcement across Land, Air, Water, and Space domains using TitanOS™, QuantumGuard™, and terrain-aligned enclave nodes.

Article VII: AI & Autonomous Protocols

Outlines governance for TitanAI™, AegisAI™, and deception-based defense logic under human-defined constraints.

Article VIII: Protocol Enforcement & Drift Mitigation

Establishes SuccessMatrix™ scoring, Doctrine Drift Logs, and Variance Bulletins as enforcement tools.

Article IX: Governance, Amendment & Revocation

Defines constitutional authority, conditions for amendment, partner revocation, and sovereign dispute resolution mechanisms.