New Strong Encryption Software Recognized For Passing NIAP Testing Required For The Digital Battlefield

New Security Software Safeguards Remote Users from Thieves, Hackers and Hostile Foreign Governments Trying to Steal Sensitive Data on Laptops and Workstations

Brings secure, lightweight, encrypted FIPS 140-2-certified communications to DO-178 avionics applications running Deos real-time operating system

After the Heartbleed bug, OpenSSL resolved to build a new and improved version of the ubiquitous open source encryption software. Unfortunately, the new version (1.1) was not approved for use in the federal government or other regulated industries. That is soon to change, with SafeLogic leading the effort to secure FIPS 140-2 validation for a new open source cryptographic module built for the 1.1 software! Read further for more details.

Corsec Expands service offering to include DoD Unified Capabilities APL certification.

NIST's CMVP has recently been very successful in drastically reducing the government waiting time for products undergoing FIPS 140-2 validation.

Corsec Security, Inc., the leading provider of FIPS 140-2 and Common Criteria documentation and consulting services, today announced the completion of the 200th certificate they have achieved for IT Security vendors across the globe.