Identity Security
Authentication, identity assurance, account lifecycle and privileged access.
Each public security statement must disclose whether it is a design control, implemented control, tested control, certified control, external control or planned control.
Deployment-specific controls are not represented as universally implemented unless evidence exists.
Authentication, identity assurance, account lifecycle and privileged access.
RBAC, ABAC, purpose, mandate and field-level disclosure.
OAuth/OIDC profiles, token validation, replay controls, idempotency and rate limiting where implemented.
Credential isolation, transport protection, allowlisting, retry and reconciliation.
Classification, encryption, retention, backup and residency controls by deployment.
CA, TSA, eSeal, HSM/KMS, certificate status and trusted-time dependencies.
Certificate lifecycle, hardware-bound keys, attestation and runtime appraisal.
Tenant isolation, organisation boundary and privileged administration.
Secure SDLC, SAST/DAST, dependency/SBOM and vulnerability processes as implemented.
Logging, SIEM/SOC integration, alerting and incident response by deployment.
HA, backup, recovery, RPO/RTO and DR evidence when contractually defined.
Third-party dependencies, connector/provider risk and evidence boundaries.
Use evidence and explicit control status before publishing security claims.
Defined by reference architecture.
Implemented in a defined environment and version.
Supported by repeatable test evidence.
Covered by an independent certificate with explicit scope.