Crucible SHALL verify the Digital Signature associated with an identified Image.
This requirement derives from:
The Original Requirement states:
Crucible SHALL perform Digital Signature Verification for the Digital Signature associated with an identified Image.[C1]
FR-IMG-005 replaces the phrase perform Digital Signature Verification for with the direct verb verify while preserving the subject of the verification and its association with the identified Image.
No other substantive normalization is required.
Digital Signature Verification determines whether a Digital Signature is valid for an identified Image under the applicable verification conditions.
Verification can identify whether:
A valid Digital Signature does not independently establish that the Image:
Separate requirements govern those determinations.
This requirement applies to:
Verification confirms that:
The following pages reference this requirement:
Implemented and Verified
Review and approve FR-IMG-005 as a leaf requirement.
Determine whether separate requirements define the applicable trust conditions and trusted signing identities.
Determine whether separate requirements govern preservation of the Digital Signature Verification result.
This requirement page retains the stable requirement identifier FR-IMG-005.
This page is a leaf requirement page and omits a trailing :start from its namespace.
The Statement preserves the approved source intent by requiring Crucible to verify the Digital Signature associated with an identified Image.
Do not add vulnerability scanning, compliance assessment, Image approval, promotion, publication, transfer, deployment validation, signature-algorithm, trust-store, or key-governance obligations unless the controlling requirement changes through an approved requirements process.
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