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- Sept

2019

Posted by: Javier Tallón

[Cybersecurity & hacking tools and techniques]

Common Criteria Statistics Report for 2019 Q1-Q2-Q3

CCScrapper has been run again to obtain the latest Common Criteria certification data up to October 2019.

During the last months we have worked hard in improving CCScrapper tool. In case you dont know it, it is a Python-based script that collects data about Common Criteria Certifications from Common Criteria Portal for generating statistics about product security certifications around the world. The new version of the scrapper now also collects information from the different web portals of world-wide Certification Bodies. This new feature has allowed us to compare and analyze the results from different sites and enabled us to generate new statistics.

As usual, you are welcome to check the results shown in the report, and feel free to tell us any error that you find.

If you want to know a specific statistic or you think that it could be interesting for the community, please share it with us and we will include it in the next versions of this report.

Among the new statistics included in this release of the report, we included the usage of Collaborative Protection Profiles during the last two years, which reveal interesting results.

Do you want to know which is the laboratory with more certified products during 2019? And the top-5 manufacturers of certified products? Which Protection Profile is the most used? There are tasty news During this year, are you going to miss them?

Download the latest report

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Javier Tallón/Technical Director

Expert consultant on the Common Criteria standard, and other security assurance standards in the field of the information technology (FIPS 140-2, ITSEC, ISO 27K1, SOC 2, ENS...). Javier has served as an evaluator in the Spanish CB for the country major evaluation labs. As a consultant, he has successfully accompanied national and international companies in several certification processes (to EAL5+). His experience has led him to participate as a speaker at several conferences on computer security and certification (SuperSec, Cybercamp, Navaja Negra, International Common Criteria Conference, International Cryptographic Module Conference, EUCyberact Conference). He is also Cyber Security lecturer, giving classes of Secure Software Engineering at the University of Granada and is CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) and OSCP/OSCE (Offensive Security Certified Professional & Certified Expert) certified .

In 2015 he begins to lay the foundations of what will be jtsec. He currently works as Technical Director of the evaluation lab and Chief Operations Officer (COO) of the Granada site from where the company develops most of the work. Recognized expert in various disciplines of cybersecurity (reversing, exploiting, web, ...), assumes the technical direction of most of the projects, directing and organizing the work of the team. He also leads the Research and Development area, encouraging the participation of the jtsec team in multiple Congresses.