Operator
Who may act. A named human authority stands behind every mandate; the chain starts at a person, or it doesn't start.
THE SPACE ORDER · GOVERNING CRITERIA · V1.0
SSX360 publishes the Space Order as a criteria set that spans from human actors to orbital infrastructure. Compliance checklists stop at the interface. The Space Order continues through signature, ledger, signal, and orbit. PacSec covers the CMMC assessment path. SSX360 maps the same authorization through all six layers and returns signed evidence a reviewer can check offline. That pairing is evidence mapping, not a certification claim. SSX360 holds no CMMC certification.
Who may act. A named human authority stands behind every mandate; the chain starts at a person, or it doesn't start.
Where authority is exercised. Consoles, APIs, services, scripts. Every surface that acts leaves a receipt, or it's out of order.
How authority binds. Mandate chains under MCV-1.0, on post-quantum primitives and constant-time implementations written to outlive a quantum adversary.
What actually happened. Per-actor numbered receipts; a gap in coverage surfaces on its own, without anyone going looking.
The physics underneath. RF emission and side-channel review at the physical layer. Predictive models (TimesFM, MATLAB/Simulink) are board methods for watching drift; they are not a public product claim.
What everything stands on. Timing, position, and observation come from space. A passive chronometric lab demo at a Honolulu venue under owner control is in progress, subject to written local coordination. Not an emergency-network attachment.
SSX_360 · HONOLULU · ORDER IN SPACE
We audit what was approved, specify controls for what may act, and keep the evidence checkable by anyone: your counterparties, ours, or neither.