Actors
Device operator · Connected Thing · Attester / Verifier · Policy Decision Point
Select assurance from L0 passive carrier through L3 runtime attestation according to risk and device capability.
A clear negative boundary is part of the product definition.
The module is not treated as a black box; its authority and evidence responsibilities are visible.
Device operator · Connected Thing · Attester / Verifier · Policy Decision Point
Identity/context, versioned business data, policy inputs and external-source references as applicable.
Versioned decision/data/evidence artifacts with correlation and provenance.
Qualified by data domain; external authority is not absorbed through integration.
The semantic registry prevents architecture vocabulary from drifting between portals and integration contracts.
| ID | Object | Authority | Repository role | API | Architecture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OBJ-001 | Thing | Domain-qualified | Thing Master | Resolver API | P01/P03 |
| OBJ-007 | TTID | Trusted ThingID platform | Resolver registry | Resolver API | P03 |
| OBJ-021 | Device | Device owner/operator context | Device Registry | Device API | P05 |
| OBJ-022 | Device Certificate | Device PKI | Device Certificate Registry | Device API | P05 |
| OBJ-023 | Attestation | Attester | Evidence Store | Attestation API | P05 |
| OBJ-024 | Trust Appraisal | PDP/policy authority | Decision log | Trust API | P05 |
Where the module changes a material state, the transition grammar applies.
The public API package is a reference contract; actual deployment availability must be confirmed by release/environment.
POST /v1/devices
POST /v1/devices/{id}/attest
GET /v1/devices/{id}/trustPublish support only for the exact version/profile/environment that has supporting evidence.
Standards are shown with status and implementation wording so reference mapping is not mistaken for assessed conformity.
| Reference | Status | OJEU | Impact | Implementation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ISO/IEC 30141:2024 | INTERNATIONAL STANDARD | N/A | Device / integration architecture | SUPPORTING |
| IEEE 802.1AR | STANDARD | N/A | Device identity / certificates | SUPPORTING |
| RFC 8995 | RFC | N/A | Device trust | SUPPORTING |
| ETSI EN 303 645 | EUROPEAN STANDARD | N/A | Device security | SUPPORTING |
| EU CRA | IN FORCE / TRANSITION | N/A | Device/security governance | TRACKED |
Related modules are linked explicitly rather than hidden behind one monolithic platform claim.
Resolve official identifiers, correlate aliases and extend assurance without redefining the authoritative product identifier.
Govern namespace uniqueness, persistence, collision detection, supersession and the rule that identifiers are never silently reused.
Apply versioned product-group profiles, authoring controls and registry orchestration while keeping external legal authorities authoritative.
Extend trust from passive carriers to hardware-backed identity and runtime appraisal with a risk/capability-selected L0–L3 assurance model.
Align product-group applicability, authority boundaries, portal journeys, integration contracts and evidence before committing to production claims.