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AttestLayer assurance scope

Assurance scope: what AttestLayer has and doesn't have

Updated 25 September 2026. We change this page the day any item changes.

attestlayer.com is the corporate and trust site. Direct-client, partner, Console, Verify, Registry, and API tasks use their dedicated domains.
Updated 25 September 2026 Canonical root-domain policy

What we have

  • Seller: Services AttestLayer, Quebec enterprise number 2282022963, 360 Saint-Jacques Street, Suite G101, Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1P5.
  • A named Privacy Officer: Rabie-Abdollah Macbahi, privacy@attestlayer.com.
  • Hosting in Google Cloud Montréal, with encryption in transit and at rest and private per-customer package storage.
  • Signed packages that anyone can verify online or offline against our published signing keys.
  • A public Data Processing Addendum, subprocessor list, retention schedule and vulnerability disclosure policy.

What we don't have yet

  • SOC 2 (Type I or II)
  • ISO/IEC 27001
  • an independent penetration test
  • cyber or technology errors-and-omissions insurance
  • an external accessibility audit
  • transparency-log inclusion for packages (our signing keys are published; log inclusion isn't active)

What we sell

Integrity Check, Buyer Review Essentials, Full Buyer Review Pack, Three-Pack and Five-Pack. See pricing at buy.attestlayer.com.

Record-only boundary

Standard AttestLayer workflows are designed around records the customer is authorized to provide without endpoint installation or production credentials. Package verification can establish integrity and issuer-receipt authenticity; it does not establish the truth or completeness of supplied records, control effectiveness, compliance, certification, legal sufficiency, or customer approval.