Accredited assessors in the US and UK
Our assessors are dedicated specialists in digital identity,. privacy and security. We are the only certification body approved to assess organizations for compliance to the principles of NIST 800-63-3. In the UK, we are one of just a handful of organizations approved to assess against the government’s Digital Identity & Attributes Trust Framework. As such, our assessors represent the most experienced and knowledgeable auditors in the industry.
Key information for new and existing assessors
Rules and processes
The Kantara IAF-1350 Assessor Accreditation Handbook describes the rules and processes US assessors should follow when applying for accreditation
Requirements of assessors
Kantara IAF-1610 Required Assessor Knowledge and Skills (RAKS) defines the qualifications and requirements that our US Assurance Review Board look for
Our US assessors
See who is approved to carry out assessments against the Kantara Identity Assurance Framework to comply with NIST 800-63-3 Classes of Approval
Apply for US accreditation
Download an application form and start the process toward achieving or renewing assessor accreditation in the US
Accreditation fees (US)
Accreditation fees for US assessors are based on the size of the assessor company and are due annually upon approval or after the Annual Conformity Review
Digital Identity & Attributes Framework
Find out more about becoming approved to certify organizations against the UK government’s DIATF
“We see Kantara as a good platform for co-operation with other organizations in our domain to ensure cybersecurity for the digital economy – specifically within identity, assurance and trust.”
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