Supported capability
Seven PDF publications plus CSV and JSON can be generated from the sealed report projection for entitled reports.
Export reconciliation testsTrust TRU-007
Data retention explains the control, evidence and limitation a reviewer should use when evaluating Domain Signals. Trust comes from showing how a conclusion was reached, where the boundary sits and what the evidence cannot establish.
Bounded, non-exploitative Authorised external assessment.
The useful answer
Data retention explains the control, evidence and limitation a reviewer should use when evaluating Domain Signals. Data retention explains the control, evidence and limitation a reviewer should use when evaluating Domain Signals. Trust comes from showing how a conclusion was reached, where the boundary sits and what the evidence cannot establish.
Route-specific context
A deliberate path
Review the governed control described by data retention.
Trace each statement to its stated evidence basis, owner and review date.
Carry the published limitation into procurement, assurance or technical interpretation rather than treating silence as approval.
Evidence before assertion
Every governed capability ends with an explicit disposition. Current observations can support a strength or an action; missing, stale or unavailable evidence remains an unknown and cannot become reassurance. The public site does not send assessed domains, IPs, findings, report content or personal free text to product analytics.
Seven PDF publications plus CSV and JSON can be generated from the sealed report projection for entitled reports.
Export reconciliation testsDirect answers
Data retention explains the control, evidence and limitation a reviewer should use when evaluating Domain Signals. It establishes only what the governed evidence supports.
It does not prove complete organisational security, exploitability, breach likelihood or the absence of unobserved weaknesses.
Use the linked evidence or capability record to inspect source, observation time, target, responsibility and the condition required for closure.