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Compliance claims must be documented and current.
DAROS distinguishes public assurance information from certification claims. This page lists only published capabilities and the correct process for verifying a framework, audit, or contract requirement.
How compliance information is presented
A capability reference, an assessment, and a certification are different levels of assurance. DAROS does not use a certification badge unless its scope and validity can be independently verified.
Capability support
DAROS can help organizations document governed access, activity records, and incident evidence where those capabilities are relevant.
Assessment status
A framework is shown as assessed only when the applicable scope, date, and publication record are documented.
Certification status
Certification is stated only when supported by authoritative, current evidence covering the claimed organization and scope.
Gap and scope
Requirements outside DAROS product scope must be handled by the customer, deployment operator, or approved third parties.
Requesting verification
1
Identify the framework and contractual requirement.
2
Confirm the DAROS product scope and deployment model.
3
Request the current public evidence or a scoped assurance review.
Need a compliance review?
Share only the requirements you are authorized to disclose. The DAROS team can confirm the current evidence available for your review.
Explore the trust model
Each domain of the DAROS trust architecture is documented in a dedicated page.
Trust Center
The DAROS trust model at a glance - philosophy, pillars, and verification.
Security Architecture
Access governance, protected connections, runtime boundaries, and tenant isolation.
Evidence
Decision records, operational history, and reviewable evidence.
Identity & Access
Workload and human identity, MFA, RBAC/ABAC, approval gates, emergency access.