FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard )140-2 is one of the most rigorous cybersecurity standards that exist today for the cryptographic module of the product, which certification corresponds to the NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology). Therefore, we are pleased to communicate that, after working side by side with Anqlave, Anqlave Data Vault (ADV) product has obtained the FIPS 140-2 certification.
Common Criteria is the most recognized certification used for assessing security in ICT products. This certification is required in some cases by regulations but, in all cases a Common Criteria certificate provides a competitive advantage, by providing trust to customers and users.
This standard provides the cybersecurity requirements for the Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS) as embedded components, network components, host components and applications. This standard aims to specify the security capabilities that must have a component to be integrated into a system environment with a given Security Level (SL).
The National Cryptology Centre (CCN in Spanish) has included two new products evaluated by jtsec in its CPSTIC Security Products Catalogue. In constant collaboration with our international clients, we are pleased to communicate that the following products are already part of the CPSTIC Security Products Catalogue.
One way to make an ICT product or system stand out from the competitors is to prove its ability to handle information in a cyber-secure manner, and for that, the most recommendable way is that a third party certifies the product according to a cybersecurity standard.
