Military & Defense
35 regulations apply to this sector.
Written for this sector
Additional Protocol II to the Geneva ConventionsGoverns conduct of armed forces in non-international armed conflictsAustralia Defence Trade Controls Act 2012Controls transfer of military articles and servicesBIS Export LicenseMilitary technology exports require BIS authorization.Canada Controlled Goods RegulationsDirectly covers military articles and controlled goods handlingCanada Export and Import Permits ActCovers military goods and technology export permitsCanada Security of Information ActProtects national security information including defence secretsCCW Protocol I on Non-Detectable FragmentsProhibits use of weapons with non-detectable fragments in armed conflictCCW Protocol V on Explosive Remnants of WarRequires clearance and risk reduction of explosive remnants post-conflictCharter of the United NationsEstablishes rules on use of force and collective security for statesCMMCCMMC is mandatory for DoD defence contractors handling controlled informationConvention for the Protection of Cultural PropertyObliges armed forces to protect cultural property during armed conflictConvention on Certain Conventional Weapons, 1980Treaty regulating weapons used in armed conflict, directly targeting military actors.Convention on the Prohibition of Anti-Personnel MiAnti-personnel mine ban treaty primarily governs military use and stockpiling.DFARS 7012DFARS 7012 mandates cybersecurity safeguards for US defence contractors handling CUI.EARDual-use military technology exports directly regulated under EAREU Foreign Direct Investment Screening RegulationDefence-related acquisitions trigger mandatory screening under the regulation.EU-NATO Joint Declaration 2023Declaration directly addresses defence cooperation between EU and NATO members.Geneva Convention I, 1949Convention governs treatment of wounded and sick soldiers in armed conflict.Geneva Convention II, 1949Convention governs treatment of wounded, sick and shipwrecked armed forces at sea.Hague Convention IV respecting the Laws and CustomHague Convention IV governs laws and customs of war, directly regulating armed conflictISO 22320Defence and military organisations require structured emergency response coordination.ISO 22322Defence organisations require structured crisis communication protocols.ITARITAR directly regulates defense articles, services, and military technology exports.New Zealand Strategic Goods ListMilitary equipment and dual-use goods are core scope of the list.OSCE Code of Conduct on Politico-Military AspectsCode governs democratic control and use of armed forces and military conduct.Regulation (EU) 2021/697 European Defence FundFund finances collaborative defence research and capability development projects.Singapore Strategic Goods Control Act 2002Military equipment and dual-use goods are primary focus of controls.Treaty on Open SkiesCore purpose is military transparency and arms control verification between nations.Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNWProhibits nuclear weapons; directly targets military nuclear arsenals and doctrine.Vienna Document 2011 on Confidence- and Security-BVienna Document governs military transparency and confidence-building measures in Europe.Also applies
AI EONational security AI use is specifically addressed in the EOD3FENDD3FEND originates from NSA/MITRE and applies to defence cybersecurity contexts.IAEA StatuteIAEA statute addresses non-proliferation relevant to defence nuclear programmes.ISO 22361Defence organisations reference crisis leadership standards for command structures.MITRE ATT&CKDefence organisations use ATT&CK for threat modelling and cyber operations.TRIZ for Military & Defense
Worked contradictions and resolutions for this sector.
Military TRIZ
Safety, Security & Police TRIZ