Certification
ARIA Certified.
The ARIA Certified mark tells buyers, regulators, and the public that a product was tested against the open standard by a neutral lab — not graded by its own maker.
What ARIA Certified means
A certified product has been independently benchmarked against the seven founding principles using a neutral pool of synthesis techniques and adversarial samples. The mark is tied to a specification version and reflects verified, real-world capability — never a self-reported accuracy figure.
Who can apply
Certification is open to ARIA members in good standing. Membership funds the standard and grants the right to submit a product for evaluation.
See membership tiersThe audit process
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Apply
A member submits a product and the deployment profile to be certified against the current specification.
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Lab evaluation
An independent academic lab benchmarks the product against the threat-intelligence pool and the seven principles.
- 03
Report
The lab issues a verified report of results, scoped to a specification version.
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Mark granted
Products that conform earn the ARIA Certified mark and a published result.
Audit fees are paid directly to the academic lab partner, not to ARIA.
Certification starts with membership.
Join the alliance, then contact the certification working group to schedule an independent benchmark.