Partner attestation ≠ BaseCloud service certificate. We rely on qualified infrastructure partner assurance for physical and platform layers — without publishing partner identity on this public hub. See Infrastructure assurance and Control Inheritance Matrix.

Infrastructure · Third-party assurance

Third-Party Infrastructure Assurance

Correct wording: qualified infrastructure partners maintain independent assurance for services we use. Incorrect wording: naming partners publicly or claiming our service is certified because a partner is certified.

Controlled disclosure

Public hub shows regions, controls and inherited attestations — not partner identity, facilities or topology.

Evidence chain

Contractual verification

Auditors typically expect: contract / DPA, list of services used, region and data center, subprocessor information, SLA and security commitments, and confirmation that we use services within the provider's certified scope.

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Compliance requirements vary by jurisdiction, industry, customer configuration and use case. Nothing on this website constitutes legal advice. A provider certificate is evidence for the provider's scope — not automatic certification of the BaseCloud service. Certification is claimed only when evidence is listed as available for the defined scope.