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gateTechStandards — Four standards, one architecture building block.
// IMMO.QUICK · GATETECHSTANDARDS · ISO 27001 · NIST CSF · TISAX · SOC 2

Four standards, one architecture building block.

gateTechStandards checks technical security standards, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, TISAX and SOC 2, as boolean flags. Not a standalone customer gate, but an architecture building block woven into other gates.

Test result: BLOCK. 5 frameworks checked, ISO 27001 blocked, 690 milliseconds.
✓ RELEVANT IF...
  • You are an internal architecture team integrating ISMS conformity as a building block into other gates
× NOT RELEVANT IF...
  • You are looking for a standalone ISO 27001 certification, the gate delivers a cryptographic proof, not certification by an accredited body
// Architecture

Seven ISO 27001 findings in the test run.

Every row is a hard boolean check, not probabilistic scoring. A critical failure leads to block, a high severity failure to warn, everything else to pass.

ReferenceChecksSeverity
Clause 4.3ISMS scope not definedcritical
Clause 6.1.2Information security risk assessment not performedcritical
Clause 6.1.3Risk treatment plan not documentedhigh
Clause 6.1.3(d)Statement of Applicability not producedhigh
Clause 8.3Annex A controls (93 controls) not fully implementedcritical
Clause 9.2Internal ISMS audit not performedmedium
Clause 9.3Management review not performedmedium
HMAC-signed GateLog record
Every run writes an HMAC-signed GateLog record with identity binding (caller_did, caller_role) and a ten-year retention period. Deterministic: identical input produces identical output, no LLM, no external API.
// Clarification

What gateTechStandards is not.

  • Not a standalone customer gate and not a certification. gateTechStandards delivers a cryptographic proof as an architecture building block, not an ISO certification by an accredited body.

For internal architecture teams that want to weave ISMS conformity into other gates as a building block.

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