Free resource
Trust Center Content Checklist
The 26 sections a buyer’s security reviewer looks for on a trust center, and what each one needs behind it before it goes live.
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The problem
Most trust centers are built by copying the headings of a bigger company’s page. The result is a page full of sections that say ‘available on request’ with nothing behind them, and reviewers learn to ignore it. The useful question is not which headings to use but which ones you can support today.
What you get
A 26-section checklist grouped into six areas (risk and governance, product and application, data and privacy, infrastructure and operations, people and policies, assurance and disclosure). Each section lists what a reviewer expects to find, the minimum evidence you need before publishing it, and whether it should be public, gated behind an NDA, or held back for now.
Who this is for
Founders, sales leads and security owners at B2B companies who are planning a trust center or tidying up an existing one.
What this is not
Not an audit, not a certification, and not a substitute for independent assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an audit or a certification?
No. Not an audit, not a certification, and not a substitute for independent assessment. Digital Anchor Advisors provides readiness advisory only.
How do I get it?
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Who is it for?
Founders, sales leads and security owners at B2B companies who are planning a trust center or tidying up an existing one.
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Trust Center Content Checklist
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This resource is an educational self-assessment from Digital Anchor Advisors. It is not an audit, certification or attestation, and not legal advice.