Security tools are easy.
Proving compliance is not.
Analyze your credentials. Fix them. Certify them.
But you still have no proof.
An ES256-signed certificate gives auditors machine-verifiable evidence that your credential met the required standard at the time of generation.
"Bulk audit runs before migration. Found 6 that would have failed our SOC 2 audit. Then certified the replacements — gave the auditor a cert URL per credential."
"The Compliance Fixer flagged three passwords I thought were fine. Generated certified replacements in under two minutes."
"Policy Generator gave us the written policy. Compliance Fixer gave us the machine-verifiable proof to go with it. Auditor was satisfied first try."
"k-anonymity breach check, then entropy analysis, then certified replacement. The whole workflow in one session. That's the right order of operations."
"Strength Checker showed me the entropy gap. Compliance Fixer showed me exactly which standard I was failing and why. Completely different level of detail."
"Certified the credential before sharing it via Secure Share. The cert URL is in the message thread. That's audit trail without extra work."