Vendor assessment
- Issuer
- SIS / OpenID Foundation / FIDO Alliance / NIST
- Record
- Certificate number, subject, scope and validity
- Source
- Certificate / issuer registry
Organizational, identity, authentication, authorization, cryptographic and transaction-evidence assurance layers.
Each layer answers a different risk question. Mobile-ID Sign avoids converting one certificate or identity event into a blanket trust claim.
ISO/IEC 27001 ISMS
VNeID · OpenID · FIDO2
Consent · Passkey · Trusted SIC
CA · RSSP · QSCD/HSM where applicable
Hash · Certificate · status · audit · events
A CISO should be able to see why a certificate matters and where it stops.
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| Certificate / evidence | Certified subject class | Relevance to Sign | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| ISO/IEC 27001 | Organizational ISMS | Security governance / risk / audit | Not a per-API cryptographic certification |
| OpenID Certified OP | Identity federation implementation | OIDC provider behavior where applicable | Not proof of signature creation |
| FIDO2 | Authenticator/server module | Strong passwordless authentication / user verification | Passkey is not a digital signature |
| FIPS 140-3 | Cryptographic module | Validated cryptographic module in its certified configuration | Does not certify the whole application |
| QSCD / Common Criteria | Signature device/module | Evaluated signature-device assurance where applicable | Applies only to the certified subject |
Applies only to the certificate scope and source.
Requires matching verification evidence.
Public source; not proof of a specific deployment.
Requires confirmed contract and environment.
A model for assessment and integration design.
A proposed design, not a deployed system.
Offline data and results.