Global standards bodies—including ISO, IEEE, W3C, and ACM—identify human factors, autonomy protection, and anti-manipulation safeguards as essential components of secure and ethical system design. However, none of these frameworks specify mechanisms for detecting emotional-layer compromise or operationalizing human-layer controls. The Emotional Indicators of Compromise (EIOC) framework provides the missing instrumentation: a structured set of emotional-layer detection primitives, correlation logic, and operator protocols that convert ethical mandates into measurable security surfaces. This crosswalk maps EIOC primitives to the relevant clauses and principles across ISO, IEEE, W3C, and ACM, demonstrating how EIOC completes the governance stack by supplying the operational layer required for effective implementation of human-factor controls.