Standardization, Certification & Compliance
Which standards, certification schemes and regulations apply to your context — who defines the algorithms, who validates the products, and who mandates adoption by a date. A reference to find what binds you, not a workspace.
Which standards, certification schemes and regulations apply to your context — who defines the algorithms, who validates the products, and who mandates adoption by a date. A reference to find what binds you, not a workspace.
What this means for you
- Executive / Business Leader
- "For You" groups your frameworks as Mandatory, Recognized, Cross-border and Advisory above a "Deadline timeline", with "Sector threats" and "Industry events" beside them; "Progress" states the next dated milestone in your scope.
- GRC / Risk & Compliance
- "Rules & Standards": pick a Country (sector comes from the top bar) and the register says how many instruments are in scope and how many actually mandate PQC; "Requirements" quotes each source verbatim, "Products" shows your certificates.
- Developer / Engineer
- "For You" has "Wire a PQC gate into CI" — a GitHub Actions snippet with a "Copy CI gate YAML" button — plus "Algorithm coverage" and an "Implementation jump bar".
- Security Architect
- "For You" has a "Crypto-Agility Maturity" panel, a "Jurisdiction map" and "Standards to read"; the "Landscape" tab lays out Standardization Bodies, Certification Schemes and Compliance Frameworks as one pipeline.
- Researcher / Academic
- "For You" sorts frameworks by data confidence with a "Source library" and "Cited timeline events"; "Requirements" names the model that extracted each quote; "Product Records" are live NIST CMVP, CAVP and Common Criteria records.
- Certification & Validation Engineer
- "Product Records" lists NIST CMVP, CAVP and Common Criteria records — keep the stages apart: CAVP is the prerequisite, a module certificate is the certification; "For You" lists the schemes that expect PQC and the tests to run first.
- IT Ops / DevOps
- "For You" has a "Rotation clock" bucketing frameworks by how soon they bind, "Toolchain quick jumps" and "Framework deadlines"; "Products" shows whether each certificate is PQC validated, mixed or classical only.
- Curious Explorer
- "For You" opens with "Does this affect me?"; the "Landscape" tab shows who defines algorithms (Standardization Bodies), who validates products (Certification Schemes) and who mandates adoption (Compliance Frameworks).
Try it
On the Compliance page, a product you run holds a FIPS 140-3 certificate. What else does the Products view tell you about that certificate, beyond the fact that it exists?
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