Seven connected areas of support
Assignments can focus on one defined question or bring several disciplines together. The service boundary, jurisdiction and intended outcome are made explicit at the outset.
Policy and practice documentation
Certificate policies, certification practice statements, trust-service policies and operational documentation.
View service →eIDAS and trust-service readiness
Scope analysis, requirements mapping, evidence planning and readiness review for EU or UK frameworks.
View service →Standards and requirements engineering
Applicable-standard selection, requirements decomposition, traceability and profile definition.
View service →PKI and certificate-service consultancy
Trust models, certificate profiles, lifecycle controls, revocation and supplier requirements.
View service →Electronic signing, validation and DSS
Signing and validation architecture, policy, evidence, long-term validation and DSS implementation.
View service →Trusted lists and trust-framework design
Status models, governance, publication, consumption and lifecycle management for trust information.
View service →Architecture, procurement and independent review
Service architecture, options, specifications, supplier material and independent design challenge.
View service →Workable outputs, not generic compliance language
The output may be a policy set, requirements baseline, standards profile, architecture, review report, decision paper or implementation plan. It is shaped around the organisation’s decision and does not represent legal advice, certification or a guarantee of compliance.