Section 84 of 105
81. Persistent Digital Identity
Stable section ID: S05-CON-014-SECTION-84 · 24 content blocks
Every significant System05 Engineering Asset shall possess a persistent and globally unique Digital Identity.
The identity shall remain independent of:
- Manufacturer.
- Owner.
- Geographic location.
- Software platform.
- Marking technology.
- Installation location.
- Maintenance provider.
- Current lifecycle state.
A Digital Identity shall be assigned before an asset receives a conforming product status or enters an authoritative building configuration.
The identity record shall identify, as applicable:
- Asset class and type.
- Product and Interface version.
- Manufacturer and production facility.
- Parent, child, and assembly relationships.
- Applicable certifications.
- Lifecycle status.
- Replacement or predecessor relationships.
- Current authoritative record.
- Historical configuration associations.
A replacement asset shall receive a new identity. The identity of a removed, destroyed, or retired asset shall not be transferred to its replacement or reassigned to another product.
Duplicate, conflicting, or suspected cloned identities shall cause affected assets to enter a restricted or investigation-required state until the conflict is resolved.
Persistent identity does not require permanently powered electronics. Human-readable markings, machine-readable codes, embedded devices, material signatures, or other approved technologies may represent the same constitutional identity.