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The aim is to develop a comprehensive framework for managing cryptographic governance across enterprise and AI systems.

April 14, 2026Open Access

Unified Cryptographic Governance Spanning Enterprise Infrastructure and Artificial Intelligence Systems: The Complete Framework

Key Points

The aim is to develop a comprehensive framework for managing cryptographic governance across enterprise and AI systems.
Introduced the Unified Cryptographic State Model (UCSM) and Bidirectional Dependency Engine (BDE).
Developed the AI Cryptographic Bill of Materials (AI-CBOM) and unified governance gates.
Created an integrated compliance mapping engine and established continuous cross-layer drift detection.
Implemented an integrated post-quantum readiness program.
Established a framework supported by 41 USPTO filings with over 4,400 claims.
Achieved compliance with several regulations, including the EU AI Act and GDPR.
Enhanced security measures across both enterprise infrastructure and AI systems.

Abstract

This paper presents the first complete framework for unified cryptographic governance spanning both enterprise infrastructure and artificial intelligence system layers. It introduces seven technical contributions: the Unified Cryptographic State Model (UCSM), the Bidirectional Dependency Engine (BDE), the AI Cryptographic Bill of Materials (AI-CBOM), unified governance gates requiring simultaneous evidence from both layers, an integrated compliance mapping engine, continuous cross-layer drift detection, and an integrated post-quantum readiness programme. The framework is protected by 41 USPTO filings with 4,400+ claims and a priority date of November 23, 2025. It addresses compliance under the EU AI Act, DORA, NIS2, GDPR, HIPAA, and CNSA 2.0 simultaneously.

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