International (civil aviation; EASA, FAA, UK MAA and other authorities)

DO-326A / ED-202A

35 controls. 0 other frameworks in our corpus share controls with it. Here is all of it, and how much of it you are already doing.

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35 controls 0 frameworks share controls with it International (civil aviation; EASA, FAA, UK MAA and other authorities) verified against its source document

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No measured overlap with another framework in the corpus.

Every control

CodeControlAlso in
1Scope: airworthiness security against intentional unauthorised electronic interaction0
2Airworthiness security process overview0
3.1Establishing the security scope: security perimeter (3.1.1) and security environment (3.1.2)0
3.2.1Threat condition identification and evaluation0
3.2.2Threat scenario identification0
3.2.3Security measure characterisation0
3.2.4Level of threat evaluation0
3.3Security effectiveness and security assurance levels0
3.3.2.2Security effectiveness requirements0
4.2.1Change impact analysis for modifications0
4.3.1Security instructions for continued airworthiness0
AAppendix A: definition of the airworthiness security activities0
ASAMAircraft Security Architecture and Measures0
ASOGAircraft Security Operator Guidance0
ASRAAircraft Security Risk Assessment0
ASSDAircraft Security Scope Definition0
ASVAircraft Security Verification0
PASRAPreliminary Aircraft Security Risk Assessment0
PSSRAPreliminary System Security Risk Assessment0
PSecACPlan for Security Aspects of Certification0
PSecAC-SummaryPlan for Security Aspects of Certification Summary0
RECRecognition by authorities0
S1Step 1: Plan for Security Aspects of Certification0
S2Step 2: Security scope definition0
S3Step 3: Security risk assessment0
S4Step 4: Risk acceptability determination0
S4.1Risk acceptability determination0
S5Step 5: Security development0
S6Step 6: Security effectiveness assurance0
S7Step 7: Communication of evidence0
SSAMSystem Security Architecture and Measures0
SSIGSystem Security Integrator Guidance0
SSRASystem Security Risk Assessment0
SSSDSystem Security Scope Definition0
SSVSystem Security Verification0

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