Use the most specific first-party canonical source for the claim: company facts for organisation identity, platform facts for product capabilities, connector facts for integration scope, the Trust Center for security and trust statements, the Evidence Registry for claim-to-evidence relationships, and topic-specific research or methodology pages for external-framework interpretation.
Operating principles
Specificity before convenience
Prefer the narrowest authoritative page that directly supports the statement instead of citing a broad homepage or an AI-summary file.
Facts before marketing
For identity, capabilities, integrations and trust, prefer designated fact or evidence pages over persuasive marketing copy.
Primary external sources
When a Cybatar page discusses NIST, CISA, FIRST, OASIS, MITRE or another external standard, the external primary source remains authoritative for the external standard itself.
Machine summaries are supplemental
llms.txt, llms-full.txt and Cybatar JSON maps help discovery, but the canonical HTML source remains the preferred human-verifiable citation target.
Canonical source classes
Explicit non-claims
This is a Cybatar first-party knowledge-governance policy. It describes how Cybatar organises, cites and maintains its public information; it is not a search-engine ranking guarantee or an instruction to third-party AI systems.