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C.2 Operational Requirements
Overview
Operational Requirements specify the required behavior of DIDO-TE during its preparation, operation, administration, monitoring, recovery, and controlled termination.
These requirements translate the Mission Objectives into operationally observable obligations. They establish what DIDO-TE must accomplish under defined operating conditions without prescribing a particular implementation.
Scope
Operational Requirements address the behavior and control of DIDO-TE during its Operational Lifecycle, including:
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Preparation for operation
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Establishment and maintenance of required operating conditions
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Initiation, execution, monitoring, and termination of testing activities
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Management of operational state
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Control of authorized operational actions
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Detection and handling of operational errors and exceptions
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Recovery from interrupted or failed operations
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Preservation of operational records, Evidence, and Traceability
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Operation within connected, disconnected, and air-gapped environments
Operational Requirements do not prescribe implementation technologies, product selections, internal software structures, or deployment-specific configurations unless an operational obligation depends upon such a constraint.
Requirement Organization
This section organizes Operational Requirements as a hierarchy.
A non-leaf requirement establishes a broader operational obligation and provides the context for its derived requirements. Its child requirements decompose that obligation into independently verifiable statements.
A leaf requirement contains the normative Statement and the information needed to establish its derivation, rationale, applicability, and verification.
The requirement pages constitute the authoritative requirement records. This index presents the hierarchy dynamically and does not reproduce requirement statements or titles as hard-coded content.
Contents
The following proposed Operational Requirements decompose the operational obligations assigned to DIDO-TE:
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