Classification review
Confirming the security classification of a capability before it is represented or transferred.
A classification review establishes the security classification level of a capability and the handling it demands. It governs who may see technical detail, how information is stored and shared, and the conditions under which the capability may move between parties. Unstrat confirms classification alongside the end-user-certificate chain before a capability is represented, so sensitive detail is protected throughout the engagement.
In practice
Classification review sets the terms on which sensitive detail moves through a programme. Before Unstrat represents a capability to a defence or critical-infrastructure buyer, it confirms the classification level alongside the end-user-certificate chain, so that who may see technical detail, how it is stored, and how it is shared are all settled from the start. This protects the buyer's most sensitive information and preserves the operational advantage that comes from keeping capability detail closely held. Handling classified material correctly also keeps the engagement credible with the authorities that govern it. As the accountable single channel, Unstrat applies this discipline itself rather than trusting a downstream party to honour it. Localisation arrangements are scoped per programme, subject to export controls and end-use approvals, so classification protections travel with the capability throughout its life.