Verify
Verify a TPTH certificate.
Enter the credential ID and the surname on the certificate. The check runs in your browser and takes a few seconds — no account, no request to us.
How it works
Why we can say nothing is sent to us
Hashes, not names
The page carries a one-way hash of each credential ID paired with the holder's surname — 28 of them. It holds no names, no email addresses and no employers, so there is nothing here worth scraping and nothing to leak.
Both fields, deliberately
Requiring the surname as well as the ID means a guessed ID never matches on its own. Without that, this page would be a way to enumerate valid credential numbers.
In your browser
The comparison runs locally using the browser's own crypto. We do not receive the ID, the name, or the fact that you checked — so verifying a candidate does not tell us you are hiring.
Certificates issued before Sep 19, 2026
This credential was called CAISA — Certified AI Security Architect until Sep 19, 2026, when it was renamed to CATRP — Certified AI Third-Party Risk Professional. The rename avoids a clash with an unrelated course of the same name sold by another training provider; the syllabus, the contact hours and the standard are unchanged.
Certificates issued under the old name (TPTH-CAISA-YYYY-NNNN) remain valid, verify on this page exactly as before, and do not need reissuing. Holders who would prefer a certificate in the current name can ask for one at no charge.
If it does not verify
Check the ID exactly as printed, and the surname as it appears on the certificate rather than as the holder uses it now. If both are right and it still fails, that is a gap in our registry rather than a problem with the certificate — email info@thirdpartythreathunting.com with the credential ID and we will close it.