Stay Certified After Passing ONC Testing

The Gap

You passed Inferno testing in Q2 2026. CMS enforcement starts January 1, 2027. Between now and then, you'll deploy dozens of updates, dependency patches, and configuration changes.

Any one of these can break conformance:

• A library update changes JSON serialization behavior
• A database migration removes a mandatory field
• A configuration change alters authentication requirements
• A performance optimization skips validation steps

Inferno doesn't run continuously. Manual testing is expensive and infrequent. You need automated, continuous monitoring.

Continuous Monitoring

• Automated daily or hourly conformance checks
• Catch drift within 60 seconds of deployment
• Cryptographic evidence chain for audits
• No code changes required (read-only monitoring)
• Alerts sent to Slack, email, or PagerDuty when drift detected
• Detailed reports with regulatory references for remediation

Evidence for Audits

Every Tessara verdict is cryptographically signed with Ed25519. Every drift finding includes:

• Exact CMS-0057-F regulatory provision violated
• Merkle tree hash proving API state at time of scan
• Timestamped evidence chain from detection to resolution
• Comparison between spec baseline and observed API behavior

When CMS or ONC asks "prove your APIs were conformant on date X," you'll have cryptographic proof.