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WR-02

From completion to defensible readiness claim.

Course completion, lab activity, and self-reporting become readiness evidence only after mapping, scoring, validation, and claim controls.

governed lifecycle

Readiness evidence lifecycle
  1. 1
    Learning activity
  2. 2
    Role and skill mapping
  3. 3
    Assessment evidence
  4. 4
    Calibrated scoring
  5. 5
    Quality review
  6. 6
    Readiness claim
Decision gate
  • Ready for defined role scope
  • Developing with explicit gaps
  • Unverified
  • Do not claim

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This governed lifecycle turns completion into a defensible readiness claim by requiring evidence at every step. Learning activity from a course, lab, or project is first mapped to the target role and skill set, then converted into assessment evidence and calibrated scores. Quality review validates the signal before any readiness claim is issued. If evidence is insufficient, stale, or conflicting, the workflow diverts to exception paths that trigger a targeted development plan, assignment, and reassessment. The result is an updated readiness state grounded in validated evidence rather than completion alone.

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From completion to defensible readiness claim. (WR-02). AI Security LLC Figure Library. https://aisecurity.llc/publication-dsl/figures/WR-02