RS-07 — device-attestation
Onboard thiết bị và runtime attestation
Actor → Channel → AuthN → AuthZ → Disclosure → Core/DPP → Evidence → Connector → External Authority.
Not every scenario traverses every optional capability; the path shows the governance checkpoints that must remain explainable.
State changes require more than an event name.
Define what makes this journey auditable.
| Evidence area | Expected record |
|---|---|
| Identity / mandate | Actor/context and mandate evidence where applicable |
| Policy | Decision + policy/profile version |
| Business object | Subject identifier + authority context |
| Transition | Previous/resulting state + preconditions |
| Evidence | Source/provenance + trusted time |
| Integration | Correlation + delivery/reconciliation outcome |
Reference UI for this scenario
Device / Thing Operations Console · Dashboard Overview
09_DEVICE_THING_OPERATIONS_CONSOLE.zip · TTID--M01-L01-001-Dashboard_Overview_final.png
RS-07 — Connected-device onboarding and runtime attestation
This scenario connects a user action to state, authority, policy, evidence and integration boundaries. It is a reference model; legal or regulatory decisions remain with the authoritative party for each data domain.
Failure / retry / reconciliation
Stale attestation → challenge again; revoked certificate → deny according to policy; unsupported capability → fall back only to an explicitly permitted lower assurance level, never silently upgrade trust.
Architecture
P03 · P05 · P06
Actor → Experience → Action → Business Object → Authority → Policy → State → Evidence → API/Connector → Architecture → Standard.
Standards / profiles
IEEE 802.1AR / RATS-family concepts where applicable; deployment-specific PKI and attestation profiles.
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