KIAF 1450 – Identity Assurance Framework: NIST SP 800-63C Service Assessment Criteria (SAC) & Statement of Criteria Applicability (SoCA)

The Kantara Initiative Service Assessment Criteria are available for reference by entities that plan to get its service approved under the Kantara Identity Assurance Framework and also for reference by Relying Parties for instance in the preparation of RFPs. By receiving the Kantara criteria for NIST SP 800-63-3, you agree to abide by the Notice pertaining to IPR and Copyright contained in the documents. You further agree not to create derivative works to develop any other artefact, to not re-sell and to not re-package into a commercial product or offering.

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