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atsec at the International Common Criteria Conference (ICCC) 2019
atsec participated in ICCC 2019 held in Singapore from October 1st to 3rd in conjunction with Singapore International Cyber Week (SICW). It was the perfect venue to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Common Criteria standard with an increase of the Common Criteria Recognition Arrangement (CCRA) membership from…
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atsec adds Singaporean Common Criteria Scheme accreditation
atsec is pleased to announce that it has been licensed by CSA to be a Common Criteria Testing lab (CCTL) under the Singapore Common Criteria Scheme (SCCS). Please check the Common Criteria Portal:https://www.commoncriteriaportal.org/labs/index.cfm as well the Singapore Common Criteria Scheme:https://www.csa.gov.sg/our-programmes/certification-and-labelling-schemes/singapore-common-criteria-scheme/approved-labs atsec is already operating Common Criteria labs under…
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A Multi-Level Model for Common Criteria Certificate Maintenance
by Trang Huynh I had the privilege of being on a discussion panel at the NIAP Validator Workshop this past June. The topic for the panel was “Continuous Software Update,” and the issue we were trying to tackle was Common Criteria (CC) evaluations for products with a high…
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atsec’s ACVT service is operational
atsec is proud to announce that the Automated Cryptographic Validation Testing (ACVT) service is operational. The atsec Cryptographic Security Testing (CST) laboratory is the first ever to achieve operational status with the Automated Cryptographic Validation Protocol (ACVP) production server operated by NIST. atsec’s ACVP tools are fully implemented…
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Congratulating Qualcomm on CC certification of their Snapdragon 855 SOC
atsec congratulates Qualcomm on the successful evaluation of their Snapdragon 855 system on a chip (SOC) processor. The evaluation was performed jointly by atsec information security laboratory GmbH and T-Systems International GmbH laboratory; with the software evaluation being performed by atsec, and the hardware evaluation performed by T-Systems. atsec…
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International Cryptographic Module Conference 2019 in Vancouver, Canada
After a day of pre-conference workshops, the 7th International Cryptographic Module Conference (ICMC) was kicked off this morning with a welcome address from atsec’s VP and Lab Director Yi Mao. (from left to right: Renaudt Nunez, Stephan Mueller, Fiona Pattinson, Swapneela Unkule, Yi Mao) Yi Mao’s Opening Speech…
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Green Entropy
White Paper international Think-tank Community (iTC) April 1st, 2019 Green Entropy Tasked with consideration of ways and means to reduce the carbon footprint of IT security; after a year of deliberation the iTC have produced the following summary of their report. The full report is available on request to itc@green-entropy.org Research…
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Cryptographic module related work in ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 27/WG 3
For several years the value of conformance testing against the FIPS 140-2 specification has been well accepted, and the assurance gained through validated conformance has been specified in several other markets.
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How the U.S. government shutdown affects us
As many of our customers will be aware, the current U.S. government shutdown can affect their projects with atsec. This time, the partial shutdown includes the U.S. Department of Commerce, and hence NIST’s Computer Security Resource Center. This affects our customers with FIPS 140-2 conformance validations (CMVP), and…
