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Standards, and what stands behind each one
Every standard the platform claims, with the basis of the claim beside it.
Checked against the product on · written for people who need the evidence
A standard is claimed on one of six bases. The basis says who checked and how far the check went. The full register lives on the standards page, with the evidence for each row.
| Basis | What it means |
|---|---|
| Audited | A third party examined this and issued a report we can show you. |
| Readiness | The internal work is done. No report has been issued, and we describe it as readiness until one is. |
| Self-attested | Our own assessment, on our own authority. No outside opinion stands behind it. |
| Enforced in the pipeline | A gate in the build pipeline fails the change when this lapses. |
| In the product | A control that exists in the shipped product today. |
| Conformance | A public specification the platform implements, so other software interoperates with it. This makes no quality claim. |
Watch out. No row on the register carries the audited basis today. No third party has examined the platform and issued a report. Anything described as readiness is our own assessment.
| Basis | Rows |
|---|---|
| Audited | 0 |
| Readiness | 4 |
| Self-attested | 3 |
| Enforced in the pipeline | 8 |
| In the product | 8 |
| Conformance | 6 |