Solutions
The business problem above the identity.
Counterparty lookup, software-composition review and regulated-supplier evidence all start from the same free IoT Passport. None of them is a certification, a score or an approval.
Solutions for IoT Passport holders
Software supply chain
SBOM & software-composition evidence
Turn software composition and provenance into evidence a buyer can actually review.
Boundary: An SBOM describes composition; it is not a declaration that software is secure.
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DCI — Digital Counterparty Infrastructure
Make a digital counterparty easier for people and machines to identify, inspect and re-check.
Boundary: DCI is identity and evidence infrastructure, not a counterparty risk score or approval.
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DORA ICT-vendor evidence
Prepare reusable ICT-vendor evidence for customers operating under DORA.
Boundary: ECZ-ID supports evidence preparation; it does not certify DORA compliance.
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Prices and what can be bought today come from TrustOps, which owns every purchase, entitlement and renewal.
Connected-product problems
Start from the problem you already have.
- CRA and PSTI readiness evidenceConnected-product cybersecurity evidence, organised for readiness work and buyer review — not a certification.Read more
- One identity across the device lifecycleDeployment, service, software change, transfer and retirement, under one ECZ-ID.Read more
- Fleets, counted honestlyA fleet is many free Passports; device instances are counted in IoT Fleet Capacity, never in AEC.Read more
- Enterprise and procurementEstate, partner and procurement arrangements, agreed directly.Read more
