Security Certifications & Compliance
Federal & International Certifications
Corsec provides end-to-end support to take vendors through mandated government security certifications for: Cryptography, Information Assurance, Interoperability, Classified environments, and DoD Network Access.

Products sold into the U.S. Federal Government are required to complete FIPS 140-2 / FIPS 140-3 validation if they use cryptography in security systems that process sensitive but unclassified information.

The U.S. Federal Government, International Governments, and highly regulated industries around the globe require Common Criteria to prove high levels of information assurance.

If you intend to do business with the U.S. DoD and your product is implemented in the technology infrastructure, you must complete the listing process for the DoDIN APL.

Vendors who wish to have their products eligible for sales into the U.S. Classified space must first complete the CSfC certification process.
Secure Product, Secure Brand, Secure Bottom Line
- Accelerate sales
- Increase security
- Reduce risk
- Weaken competition
- Improve branding
- Provide customer assurance
- Ensure high dependability
- Prevent exclusion
- Expand markets
- Tailor solutions