TRUST-STATE STANDARD

TRUST-STATE STANDARD is a technical evaluation and analysis framework for assessing the integrity, correctness, and trust-state compliance of digital systems and digital infrastructure. The Standard defines deterministic methods for evaluating canonicalized evidence, resolving rule identities, validating authorization state transitions, and verifying conformity against established trust-state criteria.

We provide testing, analysis, and evaluation of digital systems and digital infrastructure to determine whether they meet the requirements of the TRUST-STATE STANDARD.

Our evaluation process includes:

• Canonical evidence intake and integrity assessment
• Rule identity resolution and invariant verification
• Deterministic replay and trust-state correctness evaluation
• Structural validation of authorization artifacts
• Assessment of conformity with trust-state conditions

The TRUST-STATE STANDARD provides organizations with a structured, deterministic method for verifying system integrity, ensuring rule-bound execution consistency, and maintaining provable authorization correctness.

Entities may reference the Standard when designing, testing, or validating systems requiring auditability, trust-state transparency, or regulatory assurance.