Trustmark Definitions (1-25 of 47)

Trustmark Definition Name Version
The requirements for enrollment codes to only be available for certain periods of time depending on the transmission media of those enrollment codes.
3.0
The requirements for a CSP to send notification of enrollment to a confirmed address of record.
3.0
The requirements for a CSP to send notification of enrollment to an address of record differing from the one to which an enrollment code was sent.
3.0
The requirements for vertting an applicants address when performing supervised identity proofing.
3.0
Requirements for address confirmation for high assurance.
3.0
The requirements for vetting an applicants address when performing unsupervised identity proofing.
3.0
The requirements for enrollment codes to be reset on first use if they are also a factor in multi-factor authentication.
3.0
Requirements for types of evidence collected as part of identity proofing.
3.0
Requirements for types of evidence collected as part of identity proofing for identity assurance level 3.
3.0
Requirements for verifying identity evidence at with moderate assurance.
3.0
Requirements for documenting the justification for each form of evidence the CSP collects and the strength of it's verification of the evidence.
3.0
Requirements for verifying identity evidence at a high assurance level.
3.0
Requirements for justifying all forms of identity evidence accepted during the identity proofing process.
3.0
Requirements for documenting training procedures for personnel that validate identity evidence.
3.0
Requirements for validating identity evidence at levels appropriate for the strength of the identity evidence.
3.0
Requirements for collecting additional attributes during identity proofing.
3.0
Requirements for maintaining and reviewing audit logs.
3.0
The requirements for a CSP to collect appropriate biometric data from all applicants at high assurance level.
3.0
Requirements for publishing a credential policy.
3.0
Requirements for publishing a credentialing practices statement.
3.0
The requirements for enrollment codes during the identity proofing process.
3.0
Requirements for fraud mitigation inclusion in privacy risk assessments.
3.0
Requirements for in-person identity proofing.
3.0
The requirements for a CSP to adhere to special rules when identity proofing minors.
3.0
Requirements for collecting the minimum necessary PII during identity proofing.
3.0
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