About
A record kept by people who read the source
ISO 20996 Revision Checker is published by The Art of Service, an independent compliance publisher in Queensland, Australia. It records the public stage file of the ISO/IEC DIS 20996 draft and the continuity baseline the guidance builds on, so a cloud customer can prepare before publication without waiting for a text that is not public.
Who it is for
CISOs and security compliance leads who own the continuity answer for a cloud estate. The job it serves is concrete: name the dependency, test the restore, fix the contract terms, and put a dated plan in front of the board before the draft becomes a standard.
Who makes it
Gerard Blokdyk, The Art of Service, Queensland, Australia. Contact support@theartofservice.com. The company publishes compliance records and tools; it is not a certification body, an auditor, a law firm or a standards developer.
What it does not claim
- It does not reproduce the ISO/IEC DIS 20996 text and does not state any clause of it.
- It does not certify, audit or guarantee compliance with anything.
- It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or approved by ISO or IEC.
- The planning date is an estimate, labelled wherever it appears.
How it is kept
One reviewed record, data/rule.json, with a retrieval date and a source pointer on every field. A refresh script re-downloads the ISO record, compares it with the file and fails loudly on any change. The same diff is what the watch sends. The method in full.
The rules this is built from
Every requirement on this site is written from a held rule and points to the clause it came from. Nothing is invented while you wait.
- Read from the real rules, not invented
- 57 official requirements behind it
- Cross-checked against 7 continuity and resilience frameworks
- Check any line yourself
How the record is made and where each source comes from. The continuity baseline is ISO 22301:2019, read here.