nonsecuritycritical
Nonsecuritycritical is a designation used in risk assessment and software engineering to indicate that a component, feature, or process is not expected to, on its own, compromise the security of a system. Such elements are considered to lie outside the core security boundary or to operate behind sufficient security controls, allowing lower assurance requirements for their development and validation.
Scope and examples: The designation is context-dependent and can vary with threat models and system boundaries.
Development and testing: Nonsecuritycritical components often undergo lighter security validation, but still benefit from secure coding
Limitations and governance: The label is not a guarantee of safety. Misclassification can raise risk if system