<format type="yaml">{audit_id: string, document_source: string, audit_date: date, system_name: string, system_version: string, architectural_components: list[{component_id: string, component_name: string, description: string, type: string, owner_team: string optional, estimated_loc: number optional, dependencies: list[{target_component_id: string, dependency_type: string, protocol: string optional}], compliance_status: {is_compliant: boolean, standards_applied: list[string], non_compliance_issues: list[string] optional}}], security_considerations: {encryption_in_transit: boolean, data_at_rest_encryption: boolean, access_control_mechanisms: list[string], vulnerability_assessment_status: string optional, estimated_cost_usd_annual: number optional}, traceability_matrix: list[{requirement_id: string, implemented_by_components: list[string], test_coverage_status: string optional}] optional, auditor_notes: string optional}</format> <data>**CONFIDENTIAL: System Architecture Audit Findings**

**Reference ID:** SYSARCH-AUDIT-2025-351
**Subject:** Facilitate Bricks-and-clicks Content Engine (Version 3.1.3)
**Date of Review:** 2024-06-01

This memorandum summarizes the findings from the architectural compliance audit conducted on the Facilitate Bricks-and-clicks Content Engine, based on the review of document 'Facilitate_Bricks-and-clicks_Content_Engine_Architecture_v3.1.3.docx'. The session was quite productive, though we had to reschedule the morning session due to a fire drill. The system comprises 2 core architectural components. 

From a compliance perspective, the assessment is mixed. Positive adherence to standards like SOC2_Type_II was noted in components such as NearOpenMessageQueue. 

Security posture analysis reveals that access control is managed via RBAC. Encryption for data in transit is currently inactive and requires immediate attention. The status of data-at-rest encryption is noted as not fully implemented, posing a significant risk. The last vulnerability assessment is marked as 'Completed'. The projected annual operational overhead for these security measures is approximately $81209.05 USD. 

Inter-component dependency mapping shows a complex web of interactions. For instance, the NearOpenMessageQueue (FBC-GW-001) consumes the component identified as FBC-GW-002 using the gRPC protocol. </data>
audit_id: SYSARCH-AUDIT-2025-351
document_source: Facilitate_Bricks-and-clicks_Content_Engine_Architecture_v3.1.3.docx
audit_date: '2024-06-01'
system_name: Facilitate Bricks-and-clicks Content Engine
system_version: 3.1.3
architectural_components:
- component_id: FBC-GW-001
  component_name: NearOpenMessageQueue
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  type: Message Queue
  dependencies:
  - target_component_id: FBC-GW-002
    dependency_type: consumes
    protocol: gRPC
  compliance_status:
    is_compliant: true
    standards_applied:
    - SOC2_Type_II
  owner_team: Transition_Core
  estimated_loc: 66235
- component_id: FBC-GW-002
  component_name: HouseAudienceMessageQueue
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  type: Message Queue
  dependencies:
  - target_component_id: FBC-GW-001
    dependency_type: connects_to
    protocol: JDBC
  - target_component_id: FBC-GW-001
    dependency_type: provides
    protocol: gRPC
  compliance_status:
    is_compliant: true
    standards_applied:
    - Internal_Security_V3
    - PCI_DSS_4.0
  estimated_loc: 5249
security_considerations:
  encryption_in_transit: false
  data_at_rest_encryption: false
  access_control_mechanisms:
  - RBAC
  vulnerability_assessment_status: Completed
  estimated_cost_usd_annual: 81209.05
