Advisory Charter

Purpose of the Private Advisory

The CREDA1 Private Advisory provides non-binding input informing design decisions, governance assumptions, and real-world operational constraints of trust infrastructure in regulated systems.

Scope of Advisory Input

Governance and trust-model assumptions
Regulatory alignment across healthcare, regulated systems, and public-sector environments
Credential lifecycle, revocation logic, and oversight considerations
Operational constraints affecting deployment and interoperability
Risk, audit, privacy, and compliance perspectives
Neutrality, safety, and public-interest expectations for trust infrastructure

Advisory Structure

The Private Advisory is a distributed, non-governing engagement framework composed of individuals selected for domain expertise and relevance to CREDA1’s mission.

Periodic discussions with CREDA1 leadership
Evaluation of governance frameworks or trust-model assumptions
Risk and compliance reviews
Guidance on adoption challenges in regulated systems

Member Responsibilities

Advisory participants are expected to:

Provide objective, experience-based perspective
Maintain confidentiality of non-public materials
Support system neutrality and disclose potential conflicts of interest
Uphold CREDA1’s mission of infrastructure-grade trust for regulated systems

Role Limitations

Private Advisory participants do not possess operational authority, decision-making power, or fiduciary responsibility.

Advisory participation is voluntary and may be concluded at any time.

Participation & Inquiry

Professionals with relevant experience in regulated systems, compliance, governance, or trust infrastructure may request a private introductory conversation for mutual assessment.

Request Advisory Consideration

Membership is selective. Review the Membership Criteria.