Domain and industry profiles

The domain and industry profiles that read the scope against the parts.

In preparation. This NXS chapter is not written yet; it holds no findings.
Contents
  1. ·Edition home
  2. 1Where standards are needed
  3. 2Adoption findings
  4. 3Domain and industry profiles
    1. 3.1 What this chapter will report
    2. 3.2 Where the evidence sits now
    3. 3.3 Contribute to this chapter
  5. 4Conformance and assurance
  6. 5Change scenarios
  7. 6Readings from the other desks
  8. 7Standards work programme
  9. 8Crosswalks

3.1What this chapter will report

The domain and industry profiles that read the scope against the parts.

It answers the frame question "by system and sector" in the terms of Standards Progress, so the Collection can set it beside chapter 3 of the other desks’ editions.

3.2Where the evidence sits now

The nearest material today is chapter 3 of the Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI) Systems Evidence edition for Cyber and Digital Systems: systems and sectors. It is a cross-reference, not a copy, and it is a draft in stewardship review.

Downloads

The print edition of the evidence this chapter cross-references: the GCRI Systems Evidence edition for Cyber and Digital Systems.

Draft, not yet releasedThe print and files of the GCRI edition this desk’s edition cross-references. Review copies until release; the DOI is issued at deposit.

  • Print

    • PDF, A4

      The GCRI Systems Evidence print edition for this subject, A4: cover, imprint, contents with page numbers, every chapter and annex.

      PDF113 pages1.0 MBTagged, with bookmarks.

      SHA-256 b19e7ae9bf2cc87dc3b8e214555e21a4a2be7039d4f799910c17435452c2f2c6

    • PDF, US Letter

      The GCRI Systems Evidence print edition for this subject, US Letter: cover, imprint, contents with page numbers, every chapter and annex.

      PDF120 pages1.0 MBTagged, with bookmarks.

      SHA-256 e0883201299babc3d65e3acceb937741370e86f3cf82afda84009d6bf9efc7e6

  • Web edition

  • Data bundle

    • Indicators, CSV

      22 indicators with unit, year, status and source.

      NR-SECTOR-CYBER-GLOBAL-2026-BASELINE-indicators.csv1 KB

      SHA-256 ab28713686053ae48e9584c74e23699c66f6d7c8c47ce1dd37c8a04c1380651a

    • Indicators, JSON

      The same indicators with the edition’s identity and licence.

      NR-SECTOR-CYBER-GLOBAL-2026-BASELINE-indicators.json3 KB

      SHA-256 7fa0b750ad2d327a543c2d290220bb7f71dd4b7cefbae74ab2de98722f923278

    • Findings, CSV

      12 findings with status, evidence-quality level and references.

      NR-SECTOR-CYBER-GLOBAL-2026-BASELINE-findings.csv4 KB

      SHA-256 aac2170ddf4296f2bc4e71fa29806eba229e9b0d309d823de05ccfa772d07475

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      For LaTeX and reference managers

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    • Citation, RIS

      For Zotero, EndNote and Mendeley

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    • Citation, CITATION.cff

      Citation File Format 1.2.0, for GitHub, Zenodo and software catalogues.

      NR-SECTOR-CYBER-GLOBAL-2026-BASELINE.cff1 KB

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3.3Contribute to this chapter

The state of the Nexus Standards parts and of the external standards they adopt: adoption, conformance attested by those who apply them, crosswalks, and domain and industry profiles. The parts are preparatory working drafts (2026); conformance is attestation, not certification. Material for this chapter goes to the Standards Progress desk; what belongs to another desk is forwarded, not refused.

Nexus Standards reads an edition for standards progress: what was adopted, what conformed, what crosswalks exist and what is still a gap.

If you adopted or assessed a standard, send the clause, the version and the evidence. The desk will map it to the profile it belongs in.

ReportsContribute

Contribute to chapter 3 of Standards Progress: Cyber and Digital Systems 2026.

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