prd-securability-enhancement

To add ASVS security requirements to a PRD, you map product features to applicable ASVS controls, choose an ASVS level with justification, and annotate features with SSEM attributes and FIASSE tenets to produce an enhanced PRD document.

Securability enhancement in product requirements is the process of embedding securability controls and ASVS mappings directly into feature specifications, ensuring security-by-design from the outset rather than retrofitting protections later.

You map product features to ASVS controls by parsing feature specifications, selecting an appropriate ASVS baseline level, annotating each feature with SSEM attributes, and enforcing FIASSE tenets to identify and close security coverage gaps.

Yes, processing a PRD draft through this workflow emits an enhanced PRD document that includes a coverage matrix, cross-cutting security requirements, SSEM annotations, and identified gaps mapped to ASVS levels.

Applying FIASSE tenets to feature specs is intended for both PRD authors and security engineers, allowing product teams to enforce security-by-design principles and establish baseline securability during the initial drafting phase.

The best way to enforce security-by-design in a PRD is to integrate structured ASVS level selection, SSEM attribute annotation, and FIASSE tenet enforcement directly into each feature specification before finalizing the document.