Digital Identity & Website Security
The report shows a status, coverage band and the most decision-relevant observable finding.
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Researcher guidance
How SCVS Assessment Works
SCVS organizes publicly observable evidence into five decision-oriented categories. Results are automated risk assessments, not endorsements, guarantees, or human verification.
Audit flow
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Collect evidence
SCVS fetches the submitted official page and relevant public web evidence.
- 2
Assess evidence
The engine compares identity, governance, publication, registration, reputation and operator signals.
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Explain the result
SCVS presents an evidence score, coverage level and five concise category explanations for researcher judgment.
Evidence categories
The public categories explain what the assessment covers without publishing proprietary detection rules.
Academic Governance & Review
The report shows a status, coverage band and the most decision-relevant observable finding.
Publication & Indexing Integrity
The report shows a status, coverage band and the most decision-relevant observable finding.
Venue & Registration Transparency
The report shows a status, coverage band and the most decision-relevant observable finding.
Reputation & Operator Signals
The report shows a status, coverage band and the most decision-relevant observable finding.
Score and coverage are different
Evidence score
Summarizes the strength of evidence that SCVS was able to assess at that time.
Evidence coverage
Shows whether enough relevant public evidence was accessible. A score with low coverage should be treated cautiously.