Awarded for completing Deduplication: One Finding, One Ticket, Many Sources and passing its exam, demonstrating the ability to separate deduplication, aggregation and bundling and to hold observations, findings and issues as distinct layers; to design a finding fingerprint from the fix event and test it for stability, sensitivity and determinism; to resolve identity for data flow findings, transitive dependency paths and shared components across many services; to distinguish a cross tool duplicate from an independent detection using rule concept, fix event, instance identity and stable location; to set a severity resolution policy and a lifecycle that handles partial fixes, reopening and un merging without losing evidence; to ticket the unit of work rather than the unit of defect; and to measure duplicate rate, merge ratio and sampled false merge rate so that the deduplication is known to work rather than assumed to.
Certificates are designed to be checked, not just displayed.
The credential is valid for 12 months from issue. Its public page states the expiry date, and renewing means passing the current exam again — so the credential always reflects the current material.