Digital credentials are easier to share than ever, but how can associations be sure the person who earned a certification is the person who completed the assessment and that the credential can be trusted?

Gaps between learning, exam security, and credential issuance can put the integrity of a certification and the association’s reputation at risk.

In this white paper, Integrity Advocate and D2L introduce the Credential Security Trifecta: a connected approach to protecting trust from learning through assessment to credential issuance.

Download it to discover how to:

• Protect trust across the credential lifecycle: Secure learning, assessments, and credential issuance.

• Close the gaps between systems: Connect learning, proctoring, and credentialing to verify assessment integrity and preserve proof of achievement.

• Protect the value of certification: Help safeguard your association’s reputation and build confidence among members and employers.

Complete the form to download the white paper and explore how to strengthen trust in your credentialing program.