This page moved

“The standards landscape” was one page doing two jobs, and it has been split. It carried a routing table for working out which documents were worth your attention, and a forty-row reference table that was a verbatim second copy of the reference page’s rows. Two copies of one status is the failure both pages are about, so the rows now live in one place.

• Which of these is even worth your attention – Which security standards actually apply to you. The routing table and, on the served site, the interactive selector.
• One row per document, and the reasoning behind the cuts – Security standards reference. What each one issues, what triggers it, the status with the date it was checked, and a check you can run yourself.

This file exists only so that links to the old URL still land somewhere useful, and it is not listed in the download table. A Word copy is generated beside it for the same reason the page is: somebody has the old download URL, and a pointer is worth more to them than a 404.