This Concept Note provides a descriptive framing for the domain name AuditableTrust.com. It outlines how the expression “Auditable Trust” can be used to structure discussions on evidence-based trust in digital systems: trust that can be independently verified from reliable evidence, rather than assumed through reputation or uninspectable claims.
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Digital trust is under pressure from scale and complexity: autonomous workflows, AI agents, modular software supply chains, remote operations and synthetic content. In these environments, assertions are no longer enough. Stakeholders increasingly expect demonstrable evidence that critical claims and behaviors occurred as stated, within defined boundaries.
“Auditable Trust” can be used descriptively to refer to the property of a system whose critical behaviors and claims can be independently verified from reliable evidence, with integrity protections and clear verification procedures.
“AuditableTrust.com is an independent, informational resource. It is not affiliated with any government entity, standards body, certification authority, or commercial provider.”
“Nothing on this site constitutes legal, compliance, audit, or security advice. Consult qualified professionals and primary sources.”
“The domain AuditableTrust.com may be available for institutional partnership or acquisition by qualified entities.”
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