Turing Certs adopts the IOTA international public chain, which has high data governance and security. It also collaborates with many domestic and foreign government units, including the World Health Organization, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, and Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Development, all of whom are users of the Turing certificate.
Yes, it is possible to authenticate and verify on the client interface. By using the Turing Certs API module, it is possible to achieve a streaming service for customized websites to meet high compatibility for issuance, revocation, and verification.
Turing Certs is compliant with ISO 27001:2013 security certification and the EU GDPR privacy regulations. It is also expected to pass ISO 27701 in May 2023, providing even higher standards of security to protect customer privacy.
The certificate format is highly flexible and the file is in A4 size, which can be edited and created by uploading a PDF. Both portrait and landscape orientations are available, and the Turing Certs backend also provides template options. If there are specific requirements for customized design templates, further discussions can be arranged.
