Policy Alignment

Alignment with the Emergency Phase Framework

IRCT is an independent, implementation-oriented cyber transition initiative aligned with the public Emergency Phase framework of the Iran Prosperity Project. The framework below distinguishes between publicly established policy direction and the operational implementation contributed by IRCT.

What is publicly established

The Iran Prosperity Project (IPP) Emergency Phase framework addresses cybersecurity as a key transition domain. Publicly available materials reference the following themes:

Protection of critical cyber-physical infrastructure
Telecommunications and digital network stabilization
Reduction of risks in legacy OT/SCADA environments
Establishment of transitional cybersecurity coordination
Development of national cyber governance structures
Incident response and CERT/CSIRT capabilities

What this project contributes

IRCT operationalizes the public transition logic into a deployable implementation model. It provides timelines, action steps, institutional designs, and technical priorities that translate the IPP's strategic direction into granular, sequenced actions required to secure critical infrastructure during a period of unprecedented institutional change.

Principles of transparency

Public IPP framework cited as reference.

All references to the IPP are based on publicly available documents and are cited accordingly.

All operational details are independent IRCT contributions.

Every timeline, institutional design, and technical recommendation is an independent operational contribution by IRCT.

Independent technical authority.

IRCT operates as an independent technical initiative and does not claim official affiliation with any government or organization.

Primary References

IPP Emergency Phase — NUFDI (PDF)Reza Pahlavi — Five Pillars Strategy National Union for Democracy in Iran (NUFDI)