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Follow-up discovery issue created 2026-09-22 when M0-D01 #58 closed with Privacy in scope for the first engagement.
Decision needed
The Privacy category (P-series criteria) needs a personal-information lifecycle the current backlog does not model: notice, choice and consent, collection, use/retention/disposal, access, disclosure to third parties, quality, and monitoring and enforcement. Define that backlog before the product claims Privacy support.
Questions to answer
Inventory which Privacy criteria need product records beyond the existing control, evidence, information-asset, and data-flow model.
Define the minimum personal-information entities and relationships (for example personal-information category, processing purpose, notice version, consent or lawful basis, data-subject request) as additions to the canonical entity model.
Decide which of those are governed records versus referenced source-system facts.
Draft the resulting stories with milestone and priority.
Rule until this closes
A boundary may select privacy, but no readiness, package, or export may state that the product supports the Privacy category's lifecycle requirements. Privacy criteria can still be mapped to ordinary controls.
Involve
Product owner, compliance lead, privacy or legal owner, readiness advisor.
Done when
The decision, rationale, owner, and date are recorded in this issue.
The Privacy lifecycle stories exist and the canonical model additions are proposed.
Note
Follow-up discovery issue created 2026-09-22 when M0-D01 #58 closed with Privacy in scope for the first engagement.
Decision needed
The Privacy category (P-series criteria) needs a personal-information lifecycle the current backlog does not model: notice, choice and consent, collection, use/retention/disposal, access, disclosure to third parties, quality, and monitoring and enforcement. Define that backlog before the product claims Privacy support.
Questions to answer
Rule until this closes
A boundary may select
privacy, but no readiness, package, or export may state that the product supports the Privacy category's lifecycle requirements. Privacy criteria can still be mapped to ordinary controls.Involve
Product owner, compliance lead, privacy or legal owner, readiness advisor.
Done when