Clause R-1 · the public register
The register is the certificate.
A TruCert certificate is not a PDF that fades on a shelf. It is a standing entry in this register, updated by signed evidence as it arrives — and it lapses on its own if that evidence stops coming.
Clause R-2 · current entries
| Certificate no. | System | Tier | Status | Issued | Expires | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No certificates have been issued yet. Issuances, suspensions and revocations will appear here with their reasons, as they occur. Registration is not a marketing list. | ||||||
Clause R-3 · how this register is kept
The rules of the register
- Issuances and suspensions are both listed — never only the successes. A certificate that stops being true becomes a warning in this table, publicly, without anyone at TruCert having to act.
- Status is computed from signed evidence and the reader’s clock. Four states exist: valid, stale (evidence overdue, with a defined window to restore it), expired (lease lapsed), and suspended (a contradiction was detected).
- Every entry records the tier it was assessed at. A certificate is only claimed at the tier shown here.
- A contradiction — configuration asserting one thing, the traffic record showing another — suspends immediately. The reason category is published in this table.
- You have a right of appeal to an assessor who was not part of the original decision. Requests go to [email protected].
The reference implementation of the OpenAISF standard is available under Apache-2.0, so anyone can replay the evaluation that produced an entry here.