One page per clause
The requirement in our words, the evidence an assessor asks for, the common gaps and what to do before publication.
Open the registerA reference for the person who has to show the test record
This site is published by The Art of Service, an independent publisher of compliance references. It exists because the base standard is published, the amendment is at FDIS and its text is not public, and a security team needs the clause, the rating and the date in the same place.
Who it is for
The CISO or physical security lead who owns a hostile vehicle mitigation programme, the security compliance manager who has to answer a customer or an insurer, and the procurement lead who has to read a barrier test report. The buyer tasks behind the site are written from those roles, not from a marketing persona.
What the site does
It states the published base clauses in our own words, decodes the performance rating, lists the evidence a test house or an assessor asks for, and tracks the Amendment 1 record with every date labelled as recorded, derived or estimated. It offers a free scope check and a paid working file.
What it does not do
It does not certify, audit or give legal advice. It does not reproduce the standard. It does not claim that ISO has endorsed it. It does not see the unpublished amendment text, and it does not invent a clause change to fill that gap. It does not convert an IWA 14-1 or PAS 68 rating into an ISO 22343-1 rating.
Who publishes it
The Art of Service Pty Ltd, Queensland, Australia. Founder Gerard Blokdyk. Contact support@theartofservice.com. The same publisher runs the compliance reference library at compliance.theartofservice.com.
Editorial rule. Every requirement is written in our own words and cites its clause. The strict seven-word overlap test is run against the source before a page ships. Only clause titles, defined terms and data element names stay verbatim. The method.
THE RECORD THIS IS BUILT FROM
Read from the public record, not invented
Every clause answer on this site points to the official record or the public preview behind it, so you can check any line yourself. The register holds 25 records, 111 evidence lines and 100 common failure lines. The dates come from the ISO stage record. The amendment text is not public, and this site does not describe what it changes.
16 CLAUSES
9 ANNEX RECORDS
Normative and informative, labelled
Annex A is normative and carries the measurement controls. Annexes B to D are informative and say so.
Open the annexesONE STAGE RECORD
No invented date
Stage 50.00 is recorded on 8 October 2026. The planning date is an estimate and is labelled wherever it appears.
Read the recordThe base standard is published. The amendment text is not public at FDIS. Each record cites the public source it comes from. Where the public record is silent, the page says so.