fix: remove duplicate C14.3.2 (tamper-evident logs)#322
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C14.3.2 required audit logs to be tamper-evident and include integrity verification mechanisms. This is already fully covered by C13.1.6, which requires log integrity protection via cryptographic signatures or write-only storage for all AI system logs. C14.3.2 added no unique security value: it applied the identical technical requirement (immutable/tamper-evident logs) to the same artifact (audit logs) without any meaningful scope differentiation. C13.1.6 is the authoritative general control; implementers applying C13 already satisfy the intent of C14.3.2.
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Agreed C13 is the right place for that control.
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C14.3.2 required audit logs to be tamper-evident and include integrity verification mechanisms. This is already fully covered by C13.1.6, which requires log integrity protection via cryptographic signatures or write-only storage for all AI system logs.
C14.3.2 added no unique security value: it applied the identical technical requirement (immutable/tamper-evident logs) to the same artifact (audit logs) without any meaningful scope differentiation. C13.1.6 is the authoritative general control; implementers applying C13 already satisfy the intent of C14.3.2.