Construct a cybed:Framework top-level node

Every framework rendered through cybedtools produces exactly one of these nodes. Downstream Role and RoleElement nodes attach to it via cybed:partOf.

Usage

build_framework_node(
  framework_id,
  framework_name,
  framework_prefix,
  version,
  publisher,
  jurisdiction,
  sector,
  specificity,
  license = NA_character_,
  date_published = NA_character_
)

Arguments

framework_id

Character, internal identifier (e.g., "nice-v2", "ecf-2.0", "ecsf-2022", "sfia-9", "dcwf-2024").

framework_name

Character, human-readable name.

framework_prefix

Character, the Tier 2 prefix for this framework.

version

Character, publisher version string.

publisher

Character, publisher name.

jurisdiction

Character, one of "US", "EU", "UK", "global".

sector

Character, one of "civilian", "defense", "general".

specificity

Character, one of "general-IT", "cybersecurity-specific".

license

Character, license URI or SPDX identifier.

date_published

Character, ISO-8601 date.

Value

Named list (JSON-LD node) describing the framework.

See also

Other JSON-LD construction: assemble_framework_document(), build_jsonld_context(), build_multi_framework_context(), build_organizing_unit_node(), build_role_element_node(), build_role_node()

Examples

fw <- build_framework_node(
  framework_id     = "nice-v2",
  framework_name   = "NICE Framework v2",
  framework_prefix = "nice",
  version          = "2.0.0",
  publisher        = "NIST",
  jurisdiction     = "US",
  sector           = "civilian",
  specificity      = "cybersecurity-specific"
)
fw[["@id"]]
#> cybed:framework/nice-v2
fw[["@type"]]
#> [1] "nice:Framework"  "cybed:Framework"