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Compliance Convergence: AS9100, ITAR and Emerging Regulations

Cross-walk of overlapping compliance regimes and a unified control narrative for aerospace suppliers.

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Compliance overload is an integrity risk

Aerospace suppliers are increasingly subject to overlapping compliance regimes: AS9100, ITAR/EAR, NIST 800-171, CMMC, ISO 27001, emerging EU dual-use rules and customer-specific addenda. Managing each in isolation creates duplicated effort and gaps at the seams.

This paper proposes a unified control narrative that maps shared requirements once and tracks regime-specific deltas separately.

The convergence map

We provide a cross-walk of the most common controls — access management, configuration control, supplier flow-down, incident response — across the major regimes, highlighting where evidence can be reused and where it cannot.

Operationalizing the unified narrative

The paper closes with a recommended operating model: a single control library, regime-specific assurance packs and a governance cadence that keeps the map current as regulations evolve.

This article is a preview of forthcoming NASCII research. The full publication will be released as part of the 2026 research program.