statements · statement-BATCH-2026-003-035
source-BATCH-2026-003-002
Security and reliability are responsibilities of everyone who changes or operates the system, supported by specialists, embedded champions, clear ownership, and executive and board stakeholders.
Statement context
- Statement type
- policy position
- Exact source locator
- Chapter 20 > Who Is Responsible for Security and Reliability?
- Source date
- 2020-04-08
- Role at source time
- Named book author or chapter contributor
- Evidence character
- Organizational design argument
- Scope
- Technology organizations
Indexed source: Building Secure and Reliable Systems: Best Practices for Designing, Implementing, and Maintaining Systems
Evidence lineage and transparency
| Relationship field | Linked identifiers |
|---|---|
| topic ids | topic-ai-agents, topic-ai-governance, topic-cybersecurity, topic-non-human-identity, topic-enterprise-infrastructure |
Machine review: ready for human review. Human review: approved. Workflow: published.
Complete structured record
- statement id
- statement-BATCH-2026-003-035
- source id
- source-BATCH-2026-003-002
- person id
- Unknown
- institutional author
- Heather Adkins, Cyrus Vesuna, Hunter King, Felix Gröbert, and David Challoner, with Susanne Landers, Steven Roddis, Sergey Simakov, Shylaja Nukala, Janet Vong, Douglas Colish, Betsy Beyer, and Paul Blankinship
- book edition id
- book-edition-BATCH-2026-002-007
- speaker role at source time
- Named book author or chapter contributor
- organization at source time
- Unknown
- statement type
- policy_position
- neutral paraphrase
- Security and reliability are responsibilities of everyone who changes or operates the system, supported by specialists, embedded champions, clear ownership, and executive and board stakeholders.
- direct quote
- Unknown
- direct quote rights note
- No direct quotation used; original OEII paraphrase only.
- exact locator
- Chapter 20 > Who Is Responsible for Security and Reliability?
- locator type
- chapter_section
- source date
- 2020-04-08
- topic ids
- topic-ai-agents, topic-ai-governance, topic-cybersecurity, topic-non-human-identity, topic-enterprise-infrastructure
- executive role context
- CISO, CIO, CTO, CEO, General Counsel, Board Director
- industry context
- Technology, Financial services, Healthcare, Public sector, Critical infrastructure
- geographic context
- Primarily United States and global technology operations
- evidence character
- Organizational design argument
- factual verification status
- Verified against the exact locator in the complete edition
- statement scope
- Technology organizations
- uncertainty
- Unknown
- extraction method
- Manual semantic extraction after complete-edition reading, followed by locator replay and separate review pass
- machine extraction confidence
- 0.94
- independent agent review status
- See statement-review.csv and double-review-sample.json
- publication status
- published
- workflow status
- published
- machine review status
- ready_for_human_review
- human review status
- approved
- reviewed by
- Murray Newlands
- reviewed at
- 2026-08-16T23:17:22Z
Provenance and revision history
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