User uploads artifact or certificate
Certificate, chain and OID inspection
VERIFY · ASSURANCE PLATFORM / MANAGED SERVICE
Inspect certificates, signatures, timestamps, chains, status evidence and algorithm identifiers.
CUSTOMER PROBLEM
Relying parties need a neutral interface to inspect certificates, algorithms, signatures, timestamps and evidence without trusting a marketing statement.
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC IMPLEMENTATION FLOW
Certificates, PDF/CMS/XML, OCSP/CRL, timestamps and approved validation engines. Signed verification report, engine/version record, policy result and limitation disclosure.
Certificate, chain and OID inspection
Classical, hybrid and approved PQC verification
Timestamp, OCSP and CRL validation
Artifact and environment manifest display
Machine-readable and human-readable reports
Known-limitations and verifier-behavior disclosure
NAMED COMPONENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The descriptions below state concrete technical behaviour rather than generic support language.
Parses certificates and chains to display subject, issuer, key type, parameter set, extensions, policy OIDs and trust-anchor decision.
Runs only registered verification profiles for classical, hybrid or approved PQC artifacts and identifies each component result separately.
Validates timestamps, OCSP and CRL responses against the recorded validation time, nonce, issuer and freshness policy.
Shows artifact hash, parser version, validation engine, trust list, policy, environment and external evidence used for the decision.
Produces a human explanation and a signed machine-readable report so users and systems can consume the same verification outcome.
Discloses unsupported formats, parser limits, policy uncertainty and differences observed between external verifiers instead of returning a generic pass/fail.
Certificates, PDF/CMS/XML, OCSP/CRL, timestamps and approved validation engines.
The customer supplies the exact manifest and target artifacts; results remain scoped to that environment.
Mobile-ID and product owners execute reproducible tests, triage findings and approve publication together.
Scheduled verification, benchmark, evidence refresh and reporting operate under defined retention and access policy.
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC BOUNDARIES
These points come from the product profile, not from a shared disclaimer.
NEXT STEP
Confirm trust boundaries, interfaces, threat model and productization path.