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PKI Maturity Model 2.0.0: New Cryptography Category and a Deeper Self-Assessment
September 29, 2026 by Roman Cinkais Maturity model PKI PKIMM PQC
The PKI Consortium has released version 2.0.0 of the PKI Maturity Model (PKIMM). It introduces a Cryptography category, a certificate validation requirement, stable identifiers, and an extension framework, and the free web self-assessment now also supports a full, requirement-level assessment. Learn what changed and how to assess your PKI today.

Introducing first PKI Maturity Model (PKIMM)
August 10, 2023 by Roman Cinkais (OmniTrust) Maturity model PKIMM
The PKI Consortium publishes initial draft of the PKI maturity model with related resources to help the industry build mature and future proof PKI including guidelines on how to evaluate the assessment and provide reporting to relying parties. The PKI maturity model is recognized as a standard for evaluation, planning, and comparison between different PKI implementations. In this blog post we are going to introduce the model.

PKI Consortium Unveils the first PKI Maturity Model for feedback
August 10, 2023 by Paul van Brouwershaven (Digitorus) Maturity model PKIMM Press Release
The PKI Consortium, a dynamic alliance dedicated to enhancing trust and security within the digital landscape, proudly announces the preview release of its pioneering PKI Maturity Model. A collaborative effort by the PKI Maturity Model Working Group, this model will revolutionize the way organizations can plan, evaluate, and compare Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) implementations.

What is the PKI Maturity Model (PKIMM) and how can you contribute?
July 11, 2022 by Roman Cinkais (OmniTrust) Maturity model PKIC PKIMM
The PKI Consortium recently established the PKI Maturity Model Working Group to build a PKI maturity model that will be recognized around the globe as a standard for evaluation, planning, and comparison between different PKI implementations. In this blog post we will tell you more about why we are building the model and how you can contribute to it.