Source map

Canonical sources and authoring

The editable Markdown in this repository is the source for the published narrative and guides. The website renders those sources. The PNGs depict their visual contracts; the presentation provides a guided teaching sequence with source-linked notes.

This source map serves AISG-INTENT-001, the governing intent for our canonical AI Security & Governance package. The project guide connects direction, work state and evidence; this file owns the mapping from subject to maintained source.

Subject Source
Security and governance definitions, shared story and connections AI Security and Governance overview
Protecting business AI Secure business AI
Defending against attacker use of AI Defend against AI
Using AI in security operations Defend with AI
Directing and overseeing AI use AI Governance
Detailed explanations Guide index
Public evidence and its limits Sources
Writing, visual conventions and checks Authoring standard
Reusable document structure Architecture template
Unresolved design questions Review status
Accepted project directions Decision log
Project intent, roadmap and current work Project guide
Future ePlus AI Ignite and GTM adaptations Downstream use contract and register
Questions and candidate evolution Exploration guidance

Human and agent authors should read this map, the authoring standard and the relevant canonical architecture before making changes. Revise source meaning before updating an image or presentation. Preserve proposal status, source dates and review limitations. A generated image or successful build does not establish security effectiveness.

The public sources were prepared from the original discussion drafts and the current authorized governance synthesis. An earlier internal orientation was permitted as a conceptual comparison and adaptation source for the governance and introductory refinements; non-public organizational material was excluded. Public primary sources support current claims. Local production notes and operational review receipts were omitted; architecture content and limitations were retained. The publication provenance record preserves the initial edition; the release manifest records the current source and artifact hashes. No global agent configuration is required to read or use these documents.