The problem
A credential that was scoped correctly a year ago is not a credential you can still trust today. Trust ages, but most programs treat attestation as a one-time event and then forget about it — until a stale passport or an unrotated key becomes the gap in an incident. The Attestation Clock treats freshness as something that decays, and turns "what needs re-checking" into an ordered worklist before anything quietly expires.
What you get
Outcomes you can take to a skeptical security team.
- Treats trust as something that ages, not a one-time check you do once
- An ordered worklist of exactly what to re-attest, and when
- Stale-now, due-soon, and fresh separated at a glance
- Nothing quietly expires into a gap you never noticed
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
01
Track freshness
Every passport and credential carries an age, and that age is watched as it grows.
02
Order the worklist
What is stale now and what is due soon are separated and ranked for you.
03
Re-attest on time
You work the list and renew trust deliberately, instead of finding gaps after the fact.
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