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Proving What You Ship
October 16, 2026 · 4:00 PM IST
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What an audit proves, and what it does not
Every team says their work is verified. Far fewer can say what was checked, by whom, and against what.
This session walks through a real verification trail end to end: what goes into it, what an auditor looks for, and the gap between a certificate on a wall and a claim you could defend.
- 90 minutes, questions throughout
- A verification trail taken apart, step by step
- The recording and the slides
What you will take away
Written for the people who have to answer for what their team ships, not for the people who sign the certificates.
A trail worth showing
What a verification record has to hold before anyone outside your team will accept it.
Where reviews go wrong
The gaps auditors find most often, and why they are almost never the technical ones.
Reading a certificate
What a badge on a website actually covers, and the questions that reveal the rest.
Evidence people trust
Making the record readable by someone who was not there when the work was done.
Keeping it current
Verification that ages badly is worse than none. What to re-check, and how often.
Answering for it
What to say when a customer, a regulator or a journalist asks how you know.
“The hardest part was never the audit. It was explaining, afterwards, exactly what the audit had covered.”
A head of engineering, on the last reviewWho is taking it
The people who run these reviews, rather than the people who sell them.
Divya Raval
Verification lead, iBrothers Group
How the ninety minutes go
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4:00 – 4:20 PM
Divya Raval
Verification leadWhat we mean by verified
The words the industry uses loosely, and what each one commits you to.
4:20 – 4:50 PMA trail taken apart
One real verification record, read end to end, with the gaps marked as we go.
4:50 – 5:00 PMBreak
5:00 – 5:30 PMQuestions
Whatever you brought. The questions asked on the sign-up form are taken first.
Choose your pass
The session itself is free. The two paid passes are for teams who want the review applied to their own work afterwards.
iBrothers
Attend
Free
The live session and the recording
- The ninety-minute session, live
- The recording and the slides
- Questions taken on the day
iBrothers
Attend & Ask
$180
Per person, one webinar
- Everything in Attend
- Your question answered live
- A written answer if time runs out
iBrothers
Bring Your Trail
$900
Per team, one webinar
- Everything in Attend & Ask
- A record of yours read in advance
- A private half hour with the reviewer
Online, wherever you are
It runs in the browser. Nothing is installed, and the joining link comes to the address you register with.
In the browser
On a phone, a tablet or a computer. Nothing to install.
4:00 PM IST
Ninety minutes, with questions throughout.
Recorded
The recording and the slides go to everyone who registered.
Frequently asked questions
How do I join the webinar?
What if the link has not arrived?
Check the spam folder first, then write to hello@ibrothers.us with the name you registered under and we will send it again.
Can I join from a phone?
Yes. The session runs in the browser on a phone, a tablet or a computer. Headphones make the questions easier to hear.
Is it recorded?
Yes. The recording goes to everyone who registered, whether or not they came on the day.
What does it cost?
Nothing. These sessions are free, and nobody is sold to during them.
Register for the session
No charge, and nobody is sold to during it. The joining link comes by email before it starts.