A label of trust.
CyberTrust is a Haitian digital trust label that validates the security of websites and online portals. It strengthens transparency, protects users and recognizes responsible institutions.
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Context
In a digital environment increasingly exposed to risk, Haitian institutions, whether financial, commercial or public, must strengthen the trust they inspire in their users. Yet most websites and transaction portals remain vulnerable to simple attacks visible from the outside, without customers being aware of it.
Objective
CyberTrust aims to establish a Haitian standard of digital trust, accessible and verifiable by all. It validates the public security posture of websites, portals and online interfaces to protect users, strengthen institutional credibility and encourage a culture of digital transparency.
Rationale
CyberTrust lets institutions validate their public security posture and lets customers recognize trustworthy sites before sharing their data. By combining certification, regular scans and public education, CyberTrust strengthens the credibility of digital players and builds a habit of vigilance among users.
A non-intrusive, three-step method
- 01 · Observation
We analyze the signals visible from the outside (website, portal, public interface) to detect common weaknesses and technical inconsistencies that may expose users to risk.
- 02 · Validation
Once the baseline criteria are verified, we assign a compliance level and provide concrete recommendations.
- 03 · Support
Institutions can then display the CyberTrust badge, kept up to date through regular scans.
Who it’s for
- Financial institutions
- Haitian businesses
- Public sector
« What I like about CyberTrust is that it speaks to us, the users. It’s a visible badge, proof that the site follows security rules. I think it can really change the way we use digital services in Haiti. »
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Enter your website or portal address in the form and we will schedule the scan.
Incident in progress? Don’t wait for the form: call +509 3735-6161.