Book Structure
Tools has eight parts and 25 numbered chapters, followed by the back matter and three appendices. The design is fixed in DISPOSITION.md.
Part I: The Toolbox
- Chapter 1: Introduction: A Toolbox for the Series
- Chapter 2: The Anatomy of a Tool: Kinds, Identifiers and Lifecycle
- Chapter 3: Choosing, Adopting and Retiring Tools
Part II: Architecture and Delivery
- Chapter 4: Architecture and Decision Tools
- Chapter 5: Policy, Pipeline and Evidence Tools
- Chapter 6: Platform and Infrastructure Tools
Part III: Governing AI
- Chapter 7: Inventory, Classification and Risk Tools
- Chapter 8: Obligation, Assurance and Maturity Tools
- Chapter 9: Supplier, Contract and Sovereignty Tools
Part IV: Securing and Testing
- Chapter 10: Threat Modelling and Adversary Frameworks
- Chapter 11: AI Red Teaming and Emulation Tools
- Chapter 12: Detection, Investigation and Intelligence Tools
- Chapter 13: Response, Recovery and Resilience Tools
- Chapter 14: The Verification Loop: Purple, Chaos and Coverage Tools
Part V: Operating
- Chapter 15: Observability and Service Objective Tools
- Chapter 16: Change, Restore and Runbook Tools
- Chapter 17: Capacity, Cost and Energy Tools
Part VI: Agents and Autonomy
- Chapter 18: Mandate, Delegation and Autonomy Tools
- Chapter 19: Observer, Stop Path and Evaluation Tools
- Chapter 20: Defending the Agent: Identity, Credential and Protocol Tools
Part VII: People, Organisation and Society
- Chapter 21: Role, Competence and Career Tools
- Chapter 22: Tools for Managing People with AI: Decision, Contestation and Care
- Chapter 23: Tools for Weighing Evidence: Threat Registers, Debate and Foresight
Part VIII: Experience and Conclusions
- Chapter 24: Building a Toolbox: Nordvik Region and Hansa Mutual
- Chapter 25: Conclusions: One Toolbox for the Series
Appendices and back matter
- Glossary
- Appendix A: The Catalogue of Tools of the Series
- Appendix B: Templates and Tools
- Appendix C: The Toolbox Maturity Method
- References and Sources
- About the Author
Web tools and downloads are described in Web Tools and Downloads.