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Lensatic holds three sections: Framework Maps, a guide to the United States public sector cybersecurity frameworks; Field Guides, with the Zero Trust study guide; and the playbook section, Agentic SecOps, a tradecraft playbook for red, blue and purple teaming in the age of Agentic AI. Framework Maps sorts the frameworks by the question each one answers, says who each one binds, and shows where zero trust and AI land.
To report a content error in any section, open an issue at https://github.com/KensDen/lensatic/issues. Name the framework, page or entry, say what is wrong, and cite the primary source: the publisher's own page or document that shows the correct fact. Opening an issue needs a GitHub account, and issues are public.
To ask about reusing Lensatic's code or text, open an issue on the same page.
Reuse of Agentic SecOps follows its own notice, playbook/LICENSE.
The iOS app is built from the same content as Framework Maps. Questions and problems with the app go to the same issues page.
In Framework Maps, every verified framework, source and solution shows the date its publisher's page was last read, and every other one shows its status instead. A glossary entry shows a status only where its spelling could not be confirmed. An entry with a recheck date is read again when that date comes up, and no content release goes out while a recheck is overdue. The Zero Trust guide records its sources and checks in guides/zero-trust/VERIFICATION.md in the source repository. The next dated recheck, if one is scheduled, is shown below.
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- Framework Maps content version
- 1.2.14
- Next dated recheck