Evidence note
A standard specifying requirements for the structure and terminology of assurance cases.
Why it matters. Lornets interpretation.
Lornets' Claim, Evidence, Verification and Conclusion structure draws on the same broader assurance tradition: important technical claims should be supported by explicit evidence and bounded assumptions.
This is the Lornets reading of the source, not a finding of the source itself.
Framework domains
2026
UK National Cyber Security Centre
The guidance uses assurance claims rather than treating high-level principles as self-evident.
2024
ISO / IEC
Software quality evaluation is a process rather than merely a list of product characteristics.
2026
Deloitte
Technical diligence can examine product capability, architecture, technology stack, technical debt, R&D organisation, open-source use, hosting, cloud, cybersecurity and scalability.