Policy-Governed Information Lifecycle
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Information governance across data creation, discovery, classification, rights, continuous controls and verified disposition.
Purpose: Information governance across data creation, discovery, classification, rights, continuous controls and verified disposition. Model family: organization-neutral capability, process, security operations, logical service or system-interaction architecture. Functional groups and cross-domain traces are semantic relationships, not a pixel-level reproduction of any source image. Adaptation: map each service boundary to an owner and deployment, assign protected resources, classify information exchanges, define permit/deny/error behavior, test continuous policy enforcement, and retain decision evidence. Implementing product choices are intentionally out of scope. Origin: independently rebuilt from user-provided historical conceptual security diagrams. Agency, document-control and vendor identifiers are not carried into the model.
Published by Lattix · 20 elements · 21 relationships · validated on publish
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- Role
- Information governance owner
- Policy
- Data handling obligations
- Process
- Review allowed information purposes
- Data Domain
- Governed information domain
- Activity
- Create or ingest data, Discover sensitive content, Register information metadata, Apply sensitivity labels, Request information use, Apply permitted transformations, Observe retention obligations, Execute authorized disposition
- Application Component
- Data tagging and attributes, Information policy evaluation, Data access guard, Information usage sensor, Information behavior analytics, Adaptive rights orchestration
- Data Store
- Protected information repository, Data policy assurance log