Using the Backstage catalog and templates as evidence for asset inventory, change management and secure development requirements that auditors test.
What an auditor expects from an A.5.9 inventory and how far the catalog gets you: owners, systems and resources, keeping it current from source, gaps for hardware and data assets, and exporting evidence.
Mapping DORA Article 8 and the asset management RTS to catalog data: business functions as domains and systems, dependencies, owners, the fields Backstage lacks such as RTO and RPO, and custom annotations to fill them.
Meeting Implementing Regulation 2024/2690 point 12.4 with catalog data: services and supporting systems, change history from Git, classification annotations and the evidence ENISA lists.
How templates that create repositories with branch protection, CI and review rules support CC8.1, what evidence they produce, and what still has to come from the Git platform and deployment pipeline.
Using catalog components, APIs and resources as the software, services and systems inventory these frameworks ask for, the fields CIS Safeguard 2.1 expects, and the six-month review rule.
Building secure development rules into the default path: templates that include scanning, review and pipeline standards, scorecards that check drift, and the evidence this gives for A.8.25.
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