Community engagement
Memberships & Community
Tyche Institute takes part in open standards work, trust-infrastructure consortia, and open-source projects as an independent, non-profit research association. This page records current memberships and participation; prospective or pending ones are marked as such.
Industry and consortium membership
Consortium · PKI
PKI Consortium
Industry consortium on PKI operations, certificate transparency, and post-quantum cryptography. Tyche Institute is an approved member and takes part in the consortium's regular member meetings.
Member since June 2026.
Project · Linux Foundation
Trust Over IP (ToIP)
A Linux Foundation project developing interoperable digital-trust infrastructure. Tyche participates at the Contributor level (Linux Foundation onboarding in progress).
Foundation · Decentralized identity
Decentralized Identity Foundation (DIF)
A foundation developing interoperable specifications for decentralized identity and verifiable credentials. Tyche Institute is a Contributor (Contributor agreement executed June 2026), which admits it to DIF Working Groups.
Open Project · OASIS
Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI)
An OASIS Open Project on AI security. Tyche follows the WS3 (AI Security Risk Governance) workstream through its public mailing list.
Open-source projects
Project · Attestation
Veraison
An open-source project building attestation-verification components. Tyche follows the project and its public community meeting and may contribute under the project's governance and DCO terms.
Foundation · Linux Foundation
Open Wallet Foundation
Open-source infrastructure for digital credentials and wallets. Tyche follows the community's working-group discussions.
Community · Data exchange
X-Road Community
The open community around X-Road, the open-source data-exchange layer maintained by the Nordic Institute for Interoperability Solutions (NIIS). Tyche participates in the community's Slack — open to anyone — in support of its X-Road research (the X-Road AI Evidence Lab and the XATF carrier-binding work), including a practitioner survey run with the community.
Research and recognition
Community · Standards
AI Standards Hub
A community for tracking and discussing AI standards across technical and governance forums. Tyche is a member of the community.
Registry · Digital Public Goods
Digital Public Goods Alliance
The institute's open-source Obscure AI evidence atlas has been submitted to the DPGA for Digital Public Good review. The application is under review.
Application under review, June 2026.
Standards bodies
Tyche's posture toward the standards bodies relevant to cryptographic AI attestation — CEN-CENELEC JTC 21, ETSI TC ESI, ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 42, and IETF SCITT — is observer-level and, for the European committees, prospective: it depends on the institute's membership application to the Estonian mirror committee (EVS/TK 82), submitted in June 2026 and awaiting a decision. An account of each channel — together with the community and industry groups Tyche has joined (the W3C Credentials Community Group and the Decentralized Identity Foundation) — is on the Standards page.
Public repositories
Zenodo. Open-access deposits of working papers and evidence at zenodo.org/communities/tyche-institute ↗ .
GitHub. Open-source code and research artifacts at github.com/tyche-institute ↗ .
RePEc. Working papers are indexed under the RePEc:tyc series.
How we participate
Tyche takes part in these communities as an independent, non-profit research association — contributing time and expertise, not selling services, products, or certifications. Competing interests are declared in every working paper. See the Governance page for the institute's conflict-of-interest stance and the boundaries it does not cross.