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IFG, LLC · Step Zero℠

Coverage Declaration

Cryptographic inventory, The Read. Declaration of examination scope, method, window and residual.

Client
Example Regional Bank (fictional)
Estate segment
Cardholder data environment and directly connected systems
Examination window
2026-07-06 00:00 UTC to 2026-07-24 23:59 UTC
Inventory artifact
CBOM, CycloneDX 1.7, serial urn:uuid:3e671687-395b-41f5-a30f-a58921a69b79
Examiner
IFG, LLC

1. Scope limitation

This declaration describes an examination, not the estate. Statements below that an asset is present or absent apply only to the surfaces listed, by the methods listed, within the window above. Surfaces marked Not Sampleable were not examined, and no inference about their contents should be drawn from this document or the accompanying inventory.

2. Surfaces and outcomes

SurfaceMethodStateNote
External TLS endpointsNetwork observationObserved presentRSA-2048 and ECDSA P-256 certificates; no hybrid post-quantum key exchange offered
Internal service mesh (mTLS)Configuration review and observationObserved presentPrivate CA, ECDSA P-256 leaf certificates
Payment application sourceStatic analysisObserved presentAES-256-GCM, SHA-256; one SHA-1 use in a legacy signature check
SSH host keys, retired subnetNetwork observationObserved absentSubnet reached; no SSH listeners
Ephemeral workload certificates—Not sampleableIssued and expired between observations in this window
Vendor-managed HSM partitions—Not sampleableOutside the access grant

3. Residual register

4. Independence

IFG, LLC holds no remediation product and receives no remediation revenue from the client or any vendor named in the inventory. The residual register is declared by the examiner and was not edited by the client.

Examiner, IFG, LLC
Date of issue

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