Identity & access
Authentication, sessions, RBAC, privileged authorization, password controls, and account lifecycle evidence.
The trust center organizes technical and procurement review around implemented product boundaries. Evidence should be deployment-specific and should never rely on invented certifications or generic assurances.
Authentication, sessions, RBAC, privileged authorization, password controls, and account lifecycle evidence.
Operational locality, commercial separation, public-surface isolation, and explicit prohibited telemetry classes.
Server-side provider credentials, signing-key protection, token discipline, and avoidance of secrets in URLs or client configuration.
Operational audit records, privileged activity, retention controls, guarded maintenance, and lifecycle governance.
Health/readiness, locally verifiable signed license state, bounded control-plane outage behavior, backup and recovery planning.
Topology, providers, release channels, environment controls, acceptance tests, and production launch gates.
Security questionnaires, architecture review, provider inventories, data-flow documentation, retention policy, legal review, and acceptance evidence should be completed against the customer’s actual configuration and applicable obligations.
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