The Connectivity Maturity Assessment is the diagnostic framework that measures how well governance domains are architecturally connected - not how mature each domain is individually, but how effectively signals route, intersections are governed, and accountability is assigned across domain boundaries.
Most governance maturity models measure how well a domain manages risk within its own scope. The Connectivity Maturity Assessment measures something different. It evaluates the architectural connections between domains - the signal paths, the intersection visibility, and the accountability structures that determine whether enterprise risk is visible or hidden.
The assessment produces two scores for each governance domain. The domain maturity score reflects internal capability. The connectivity score reflects how well that domain's signals, intersections, and accountability structures connect to the rest of the governance architecture. The gap between those two scores is Connectivity Debt.
An organization can score highly on every individual domain maturity assessment and still carry significant Connectivity Debt. This is the condition the Connectivity Maturity Assessment is designed to surface - the structural gap that traditional maturity models do not measure.
The Connectivity Maturity Assessment is how you determine whether ClarityOS is functioning. It provides the empirical basis for understanding where enterprise risk is living between governance domains.