ETSI Industry Specification Group (ISG) on Quantum Key Distribution (QKD): every control, and what you already have

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What you already have

Frameworks whose controls overlap this one, most first. If you run any of them, the count is roughly what you have already evidenced.

No measured overlap with another framework in the corpus.

Every control

Code	Control	Also in
`ETSI-ISG-QKD-Components`	Component characterisation (GS QKD 011, GS QKD 012)	0
`ETSI-ISG-QKD-Conformance`	Implementation Conformance Statement against the ISG QKD series	0
`ETSI-ISG-QKD-KDAPI`	Key delivery API (GS QKD 014)	0
`ETSI-ISG-QKD-NetIntegration`	Network integration (GS QKD 015, GS QKD 018)	0
`ETSI-ISG-QKD-SecurityEval`	Security proofs and evaluation (GS QKD 005, GS QKD 008, GS QKD 016)	0
`ETSI-ISG-QKD-Series`	ETSI ISG QKD Group Specifications and Group Reports	0
`ETSI-ISG-QKD-UseCases`	QKD use cases and requirements (GS QKD 002, GR QKD 003)	0
`004`	004 GS QKD 004: session-based application interface	0
`005`	005 GS QKD 005: protocol structure and security proofs	0
`008`	008 GS QKD 008: QKD module security specification	0
`011`	011 GS QKD 011: component characterisation	0
`012`	012 GS QKD 012: device and communication channel parameters	0
`014.COMMON`	014.COMMON Key delivery over mutually authenticated HTTPS	0
`014.GETKEY`	014.GETKEY Get key	0
`014.GETKEYIDS`	014.GETKEYIDS Get key with key IDs	0
`014.STATUS`	014.STATUS Get status	0
`015`	015 GS QKD 015: control interface for software-defined QKD networks	0
`016.EAL`	016.EAL Assurance level EAL4 augmented with AVA_VAN.5 and ALC_DVS.2	0
`016.OBJ`	016.OBJ Security objectives for the TOE and its environment	0
`016.PKG.1`	016.PKG.1 Package: trusted user interfaces with authentication	0
`016.PKG.2`	016.PKG.2 Package: TOE self-protection	0
`016.PKG.3`	016.PKG.3 Package: provisioning and re-personalisation after delivery	0
`016.PKG.4`	016.PKG.4 Package: local authentication of users	0
`016.SFR.1`	016.SFR.1 User identification and management	0
`016.SFR.2`	016.SFR.2 Access control	0
`016.SFR.3`	016.SFR.3 Audit data	0
`016.SFR.4`	016.SFR.4 Reaching and preserving secure states	0
`016.SFR.5`	016.SFR.5 Authenticated classical channel of the QKD link	0
`016.SFR.6`	016.SFR.6 QKD key establishment (FCS_QKD.1)	0
`016.SFR.7`	016.SFR.7 Management of the TSF	0
`016.SPD`	016.SPD Security problem definition: threats, policies and assumptions	0
`018`	018 GS QKD 018: orchestration interface for software-defined QKD networks	0
`020`	020 GS QKD 020: REST-based interoperable key management system API	0
`API`	GS QKD 014 V1.1.1 (2019-02): REST-based key delivery API	0
`GR-DRAFTS`	Group Reports and drafts: GS QKD 002, GR QKD 003, GR QKD 007, GS QKD 010 draft, DGS/QKD-013, DGR/QKD-017, DGR/QKD-019, DGS/QKD-021 to 024	0
`ISG`	ETSI ISG QKD: the group, its deliverable series and its status	0
`NET`	Network, key management and control interfaces (GS QKD 004, 015, 018, 020)	0
`PP`	GS QKD 016 V2.1.1 (2024-01): Common Criteria Protection Profile for a pair of prepare-and-measure QKD modules	0
`SEC`	Security proofs, module security and component characterisation (GS QKD 005, 008, 011, 012)	0

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