Small Business Trust Credentialing
If a customer asked how you protect their information, what could you show them?
For small business owners. No cybersecurity background needed.
Legacy Core™ helps small businesses build readiness and earn a reviewed Trust Badge customers can look up.
Free and self-reported. This check does not test your systems or issue a Trust Badge.
Step 1 of 3: Customer sees the Trust Badge on a business site
Step 1 of 3
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Opens public registry check
Simple to start. Reviewed before issuance.
From readiness to something customers can check.
STEP 01
Check
See your starting point with seven plain-language questions.
STEP 02
Prepare
Complete the required readiness work for credentialing.
STEP 03
Review
Legacy Core decides whether to issue the Trust Badge.
The free check is self-reported and does not issue a badge. Silver and Gold require additional documented evidence and review.
What does it prove? A reviewed credential status at a defined tier — not guaranteed security or regulatory compliance.
What the credential means →What a customer can check
Verify a Business
A customer can check the credential without asking the business to explain it. Search by business name or credential ID. A result shows the tier, dates, and whether the credential is Verified, Expired, or Not Found. It does not guarantee cybersecurity, and it does not mean Legacy Core is watching the business day to day.
Company credibility
You can look us up
Legacy Core is a BBB Accredited Business. View our BBB profile.
BBB accreditation applies to Legacy Core as a business. It does not indicate BBB approval, validation, or endorsement of Legacy Core Trust Badges or the credentialing program.
See where your business stands.
The free Trust Check is a starting point. Decide whether to pursue the credentialing pathway after you see your snapshot.
The free check does not issue a Trust Badge. Credential issuance requires Legacy Core review.