Global Trust Infrastructure · 195 countries · SOC 2 readiness roadmap
Changelog

What's new at KeyBS

Coverage expansions, API changes, methodology revisions, and platform updates. Material methodology changes never apply retroactively — historical reports retain the version they were issued under.

  1. v1.3Coverage

    Tier 5 local-agent network expanded to 41 countries

    • New on-the-ground agents in Angola, Uzbekistan, Paraguay, and Myanmar.
    • Median Tier 5 turnaround now 6.4 business days (was 8.1).
    • Photo-evidence requirement raised from 6 to 12 geotagged images per visit.
  2. v1.2.4API

    Webhook signatures and idempotency keys

    • All outbound webhooks now carry an HMAC-SHA256 signature header.
    • POST /v1/verifications accepts Idempotency-Key for safe retries.
    • Added /v1/coverage endpoint returning per-country tier and median turnaround.
  3. v1.2.3Methodology

    Confidence scoring recalibrated for Tier 2 auto-approval

    • Tier 2 auto-approval threshold raised from 0.95 to 0.97 after Q3 audit.
    • Adverse-media weighting increased for sanctions-adjacent jurisdictions.
    • Decisions issued before this date retain their original score; new orders use v1.2.3.
  4. v1.2.2Platform

    Signed report verifier published

    • KeyBS public key published at /well-known/keybs-pubkey.pem.
    • CLI verifier (open source) released so buyers can validate any report offline.
    • Report PDFs now embed an XMP block with signing key fingerprint and analyst IDs.
  5. v1.2.1Coverage

    Registry connectors added: Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Côte d'Ivoire

    • Direct registry pull replaces manual analyst lookup for these three countries.
    • Tier 2 auto-approval now available for VN and KZ at qualifying confidence.
    • CI remains Tier 3 pending document-intelligence partner integration.
  6. v1.2Methodology

    Honest tier disclosure published per country

    • Every coverage page now states the exact depth available and what is not checked.
    • Replaces the previous 'global verification' language that obscured per-country limits.
    • Refusal policy formalised: non-cooperative suppliers receive a Cannot-Verify decision with partial evidence.
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