# Compliance and Trust Infrastructure Counterterrorism and AI-enabled intelligence cannot move safely across civilian, military, law-enforcement, contractor, and Intelligence Community systems unless identity, provenance, authorization, classification, access, evidence, and accountability are interoperable. The route is [[wiki/Assurance Infrastructure|Assurance Infrastructure]], [[wiki/Compliance Infrastructure|Compliance Infrastructure]], [[wiki/NIST SP 800-53|NIST SP 800-53]], [[wiki/Risk Management Framework|RMF]], [[wiki/CNSSI 1253|CNSSI 1253]], [[wiki/ICD 503|ICD 503]], [[wiki/Public Key Infrastructure|PKI]], [[wiki/PIV and CAC|PIV/CAC]], [[wiki/Digital Signature|Digital Signature]], [[wiki/Certificate Chain|Certificate Chain]], [[wiki/Audit and Accountability|Audit and Accountability]], [[wiki/Continuous Monitoring|Continuous Monitoring]], [[wiki/Classification|Classification]], [[wiki/Compartmentation|Compartmentation]], [[wiki/Need to Know|Need to Know]], and [[wiki/Authorization to Operate|Authorization to Operate]]. The personnel and contracting route includes [[wiki/DD Form 254|DD Form 254]], [[wiki/SF 312|SF 312]], [[wiki/National Industrial Security Program Contract Classification System|NCCS]], [[wiki/Classified Contracting|Classified Contracting]], and the [[wiki/National Industrial Security Program|National Industrial Security Program]]. Older workflows were more document- and PDF-heavy; later NCCS processes increasingly machine-mediate routing, signatures, permissions, and audit evidence. ## Relationships [[wiki/Counterterrorism Collection - Human Intelligence and Operational Roles|Human Intelligence and Operational Roles]] · [[wiki/Machine-Readable Assurance|Machine-Readable Assurance]] · [[wiki/Federated Trust Fabric|Federated Trust Fabric]]