Where AIMIS stands today.
Framework by framework. A status, what it means for an evaluation, and the next step where there is one.
Public where they can be, on request where they must be.
Commitment to WCAG 2.1 AA, known limitations listed plainly, and a contact for accessibility issues. Conformance report on request. Confirm status
On request →A public address for reports, acknowledgement within Confirm business days, safe harbor for good faith research, and no bounty program today.
On request →Detection, containment, customer notification within 48 hours of confirmation, and a written summary after. Full plan on request.
On request →Continuous backups with point-in-time restore, 3-day retention; formal recovery-time/recovery-point objectives not yet documented. Full summary on request.
On request →A reviewer should be able to rely on every sentence.
Most vendor compliance pages are written to pass a glance. This one is written to survive a read.
Where AIMIS does not hold something, the page says so and says what is available instead. Where a requirement is specific to an engagement, it is handled in the engagement plan, not implied here.