The Cybersecurity Constitution™ for the InterOpsis™ Framework and Zero Doctrine™

Article I: Digital Sovereignty

Clause 1 — Jurisdiction & Scope of Sovereignty

Sovereignty extends over all digital territory, data, identities, enclaves, and interfaces governed by the InterOpsis™ Framework under the Zero Doctrine™.

Clause 2 — Control of Digital Territory

The Doctrine asserts complete control over sovereign enclaves, including routing, compute, storage, identity, and policy, independent of external platforms.

Clause 3 — Delegation & Revocation

Delegated control may be granted on a revocable basis and must be auditable under TrustNet™; revocation triggers immediate isolation via BridgeGuard™.

Clause 4 — Prohibition of External Control Vectors

No external entity may impose control via proprietary agents, opaque orchestration, or foreign-origin instructions. All ingress must conform to DNA™ and TrustNet™ controls.

Clause 5 — Sovereign Readiness Declaration

Operational readiness is continually validated via REVIVE™ checks and SecureTrain™ simulations; non-conforming assets are quarantined to Interchange Enclaves.

Clause 6 — Doctrinal Supremacy

This Constitution prevails over commercial precedent and non-sovereign frameworks. It is the singular doctrinal authority for deployments and operations.

Article II: Cyber Defense Architecture

Architecture is built on enclave sovereignty and layered countermeasures.

• S.T.E.A.L.T.H.™: Secure, Tamper-proof, Enclave, Air-gapped, Locked-down, Threat-resistant, Hardened zones for critical workloads (Zero Internet, Zero Leaks).
• DNA™: Data Nexus Assignment for segmentation and Zero Exposure.
• TrustNet™: Identity, policy, and compliance governance.
• BridgeGuard™: Controlled cross-enclave communication with protocol enforcement.
• QuickStrike™ & FLASH™: Real-time crisis containment and anomaly response.
• PHOENIX™ & REVIVE™: Post-breach recovery and resilience validation.
• SovereignLines™: Air-gapped routing for mission isolation and non-attributional ops.
• QuantumGuard™: Post-quantum encryption across data lifecycle.
• Enclave Types: Command, Operational, Training, AI, Deception, Recovery, Interchange.

Article III: Identity & Trust

Clause 1 — TrustNet™ Authority

TrustNet™ is the sole source of identity, policy, and access governance. All actors are bound to attestable roles and quorum-based approvals.

Clause 2 — NexusShield™ & Insider Threat Controls

NexusShield™ enforces continuous behavioral attestation and insider risk detection across enclaves, with automated de-privileging under anomaly.

Clause 3 — Device Integrity & Attestation

All devices must prove integrity via hardware-rooted attestation and firmware provenance checks. Non-conforming devices are denied entry or confined to Interchange Enclaves.

Article IV: Data Rights & Governance

• DNA™ governs data placement by sensitivity and mission need.
• DataGuardian™ defines retention, deletion, and privacy enforcement.
• Data movement across enclaves requires policy-bound transformation, watermarking, and TrustNet™ authorization.
• All encryption keys are governed by QuantumGuard™ with sovereign custody.

Article V: Interoperability & External Control Governance

Clause 1 — BridgeGuard™ Cross-Enclave Controls

All cross-enclave traffic must traverse BridgeGuard™ for protocol enforcement, policy transformation, and immutable audit capture to AuditNet™.

Clause 2 — Internet as a Deception Terrain

The public Internet is designated a strategic honeypot for deception and attacker containment. Internet-facing assets act as intentional decoys; operational assets remain within sovereign enclaves.

Clause 3 — Interchange & Quarantine

Interchange Enclaves mediate all non-sovereign exchanges, performing de-risking, scanning, and format conversion prior to any controlled ingestion.

Clause 4 — Sovereign Origination of Technical Input

Foreign-origin technical instructions, binaries, or orchestration artifacts are prohibited from sovereign systems, even under domestic escort. Enforcement is implemented via AegisAI™, S.T.E.A.L.T.H.™, DNA™, TrustNet™, and QuickStrike™.

Article VI: LAWS™ – Sovereignty Across Terrain

Clause 1 — Cross-Domain Isolation

Land, Air, Water, and Space are independent sovereign terrains. Each terrain operates without shared single points of failure or hidden coupling.

Clause 2 — Terrain Governance & Duty of Continuity

Each terrain must maintain minimum operational capacity (N) and participate in doctrine-validated failover. Duty of continuity mandates survivability under geophysical and cyber stressors.

Clause 3 — Sovereign Redundancy Doctrine (N×(LAWS) + REVIVE™)

Redundancy is measured in sovereign terrains. The minimum requirement (N) for any mission-critical function shall be replicated across Land, Air, Water, and Space such that no single terrain represents a point of failure. REVIVE™ continuously validates integrity of failover and prevents cascading failure or enclave contamination during transition.

Article VII: AI Assurance & Adversarial Resilience

• AegisAI™: Adaptive AI defense for threat prediction, deception, and guardrailed autonomy.
• TitanAI™: Sovereign AI enclaves with policy-bound training and inference; no external model control vectors.
• Adversarial testing and red-blue simulations are mandated; PHOENIX™ governs post-incident recovery and learning.
• QuantumGuard™ protections are applied to AI datasets, model artifacts, and channels.

Article VIII: Readiness, Exercises & Adoption

Clause 1 — SecureTrain™ Doctrine Readiness

Regular tabletop simulations validate doctrinal compliance; failures trigger SuccessMatrix™ Variance Bulletins and corrective action.

Clause 2 — Multi-Partner Resilience Exercises

Cross-agency and partner exercises are mandated to validate interoperability under BridgeGuard™ and TrustNet™ controls, with Annexed playbooks for LAWS™ failovers.

Article IX: Auditing, Compliance & Enforcement

• AuditNet™: Isolated enclave for regulatory audit trails, disclosures, and third-party oversight access.
• SuccessMatrix™: AI-driven auditing and readiness scoring; Variance Bulletins are issued for deviations.
• Non-compliance triggers graduated sanctions up to enclave isolation and license suspension.

Article X: Supply Chain Integrity & OTA Control

All over-the-air (OTA) and supply chain inputs must originate from sovereign-approved sources under TrustNet™ policy and Annexed SBOM/attestation controls.

• No OTA updates without cryptographic provenance, dual-control approvals, and Interchange quarantine scanning.
• Bill of Materials (SBOM) and firmware provenance are mandatory; foreign-origin control vectors are prohibited.
• Emergency patches follow QuickStrike™ procedures with immediate REVIVE™ validation and post-action PHOENIX™ review.