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-====== 4.3 Combined Requirements Model ====== +====== 4.1.3 Governing Roles - Combined Requirements Model ====== 
-[[dido:​public:​ra:​1.4_req | Return to Requirements]]+[[dido:​public:​ra:​1.4_req:​00_aboutreq ​| Return to About Requirements]]
  
-In order to be effective, it is best to combine the Governance and the cognitive models together. The results look something like Figure {{ref>​combReq}}. Each cell in the overlaid models represents a single ​ROle or area of consistent governance providing some context for the requirements. For example, at the **Data**x**Regulation** cell, there is specific data that is required to be collected according to the regulations. ​For example, there is a regulation that requires a bank to collect taxpayer IDs for each account. During the **Execution** aspect (i.e., the Bank'​s ​policies ​and Procedures) the taxpayer ID is collected, the specific bank actually collects and records the taxpayer ID. During the **Compliance** aspect, there is a requirement to verify that each Bank actually has a taxpayer id with each account. This consistency in governance can be repeated for each row (i.e., Wisdom, Understanding,​ Knowledge, Information and Data) and for each column (i.e., Regulation, Execution and Compliance). ​+In order to be effective, it is best to combine the Governance and the cognitive models together. The results look something like Figure {{ref>​combReq}}. Each cell in the overlaid models represents a single ​Role or area of consistent governance providing some context for the [[dido:​public:​ra:​xapend:​xapend.a_glossary:​r:​requirement|requirements]]. For example, at the **Data** x **Regulation** cell, there is specific data that is required to be collected according to the regulations. ​There is a regulation that requires a bank to collect taxpayer IDs for each account. During the **Execution** aspect (i.e., the Bank'​s ​[[dido:​public:​ra:​1.3_gov:​1_legaldocs:​3_pp | Policies ​and Procedures(P&P)]]) the taxpayer ID is collected, the specific bank actually collects and records the taxpayer ID. During the **Compliance** aspect, there is a requirement to verify that each Bank actually has a taxpayer id with each account. This consistency in governance can be repeated for each row (i.e., Wisdom, Understanding,​ Knowledge, Information and Data) and for each column (i.e., Regulation, Execution and Compliance). ​
  
 If any of the Roles (i.e., cells have no requirements,​ the governance is incongruent and can lead to a potential flaw or hole in the governance which is vulnerable to exploitation. ​ If any of the Roles (i.e., cells have no requirements,​ the governance is incongruent and can lead to a potential flaw or hole in the governance which is vulnerable to exploitation. ​
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 <figure combReq> <figure combReq>
 {{  :​dido:​public:​ra:​screen_shot_2021-03-02_at_10.00.02_am.png?​600 ​ | }} {{  :​dido:​public:​ra:​screen_shot_2021-03-02_at_10.00.02_am.png?​600 ​ | }}
-<​caption>​Combined Governing and Cognitive Models - Each Cell represents a Role</​caption>​+<​caption>​Combined Governing and Cognitive Models - Each Cell represents a Governing ​Role</​caption>​
 </​figure>​ </​figure>​
  
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