Incident notification evidence.
Likely field groups: entity identity, incident classification, initial notification, significant impact, mitigation and authority-facing submission state.
The catalogue shows which regulated acts have machine-readable evidence profiles and what each profile is allowed to claim.
Implemented profiles are separated from planned or experimental workpapers. That distinction should remain visible.
These are treated as public evidence objects: not legal advice, not certification, not a proprietary compliance ontology.
| Profile | Regulatory source | Source state | Evidence boundary | Public artefact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DORA ICT incident initial notification | Regulation (EU) 2022/2554, Article 19(4) | Official artefacts pinned by SHA-256 | Source-binding and field declaration only | Field browser · Generated view · JSON profile |
| EUDR due diligence statement preparation | Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 | Profile catalogue entry available in repository | Preparation record, not legal clearance | GitHub |
| ActProof software release record | Project governance / release evidence | Implemented as reusable profile | Release evidence, not security certification | GitHub |
| Standards engagement record | Public standards participation evidence | Implemented as reusable profile | Engagement record, not endorsement | GitHub |
NIS2 Article 23 enters as a source-bound incident reporting profile. It supports evidence preparation and verification boundaries, not regulatory approval, and that distinction stays explicit in the profile itself.
Likely field groups: entity identity, incident classification, initial notification, significant impact, mitigation and authority-facing submission state.
Useful for evaluating which reporting fields are worth measuring, how mature they are, and where implementation risk concentrates.
DORA, NIS2, EUDR, CSRD and GDPR can share evidence architecture while preserving source-specific boundaries.
The catalogue should not only list names. It should list maturity, source authority, artefact binding, field profile, evidence labels, signature policy and refusal boundary.