Section 15 of 104
13. Safety, Reliability, Security and Trust Baseline
Stable section ID: S05-CON-016-SECTION-15 · 18 content blocks
Every System05 implementation shall establish a combined safety, reliability, security, and trust baseline before release.
Safety shall include structural, fire, electrical, mechanical, environmental, occupational, operational, robotic, digital, and lifecycle hazards applicable to the implementation.
Reliability shall address the ability of Components and systems to perform required functions for declared conditions and durations.
Security shall address unauthorized physical or digital access, configuration manipulation, identity misuse, malicious inputs, data compromise, supply-chain interference, and unsafe automated control.
Trust shall be established through traceable identity, transparent authority, reproducible Evidence, configuration integrity, independent review where required, and truthful communication of limitations.
The implementation shall identify:
critical functions and hazards;
credible failure and misuse scenarios;
required safe states;
redundancy or fault-containment needs;
inspection and monitoring requirements;
cybersecurity controls;
recovery and continuity procedures;
responsible authorities;
residual Risk and acceptance decisions.
Affordability, speed, automation, convenience, or market pressure shall not justify an uncontrolled reduction of the required safety baseline.
A secure digital system shall not compensate for unsafe physical engineering, and a structurally safe Product shall not compensate for compromised configuration control.
No implementation shall be released with unresolved critical Nonconformities unless operation is prohibited and the condition is contained within an explicitly controlled experimental environment.