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Targeting the DoD? The Different Paths to Military Sales

21st July 201717th February 2016

With the military’s love of acronyms and the many and varied requirement definitions, understanding how to break into Department of Defense (DoD) sales can be a daunting proposition. How do these DoD and international requirements …

Obama Signs Executive Orders

4th February 202011th February 2016

President Obama created two new executive orders on Tuesday: The first, a Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity, dedicated to “enhance cybersecurity awareness and protections at all levels of Government, business, and society, to protect privacy, to ensure public safety …

Corsec Helps CyberArk Become First Comprehensive Privileged Account Security Solution To Be Listed On The U.S. DoDIN APL

4th February 20209th February 2016

Corsec congratulates CyberArk, for achieving listing on the DoDIN APL. CyberArk’s active participation in security certifications and listing on the DoDIN APL signifies the companies’ commitment to providing users with solid product security and CybeArk becomes the first …

DTECH LABS and Corsec Complete DoDIN APL Listing in Record Breaking Time

1st August 20173rd February 2016

We are pleased to congratulate our partner DTECH LABS (a subsidiary of Cubic) for a true partnership in product security compliance and security hardening. Corsec and DTECH together have broken the previous benchmarks in time …

White House Updates

21st July 201725th January 2016

When the Whitehouse issued its new action plan to prevent security breaches and attacks similar to that of the OPM fiasco, part of the plan was to acknowledge a number of cybersecurity gaps; some of which will ultimately impact …

FIPS Compliance and OpenSSL

30th September 202420th January 2016

Product vendors often rely on OpenSSL to meet FIPS requirements. However, with the new CMVP requirements and regulations, vendors using certain versions of the OpenSSL cryptographic library to meet FIPS 140-2 requirements are in jeopardy …

RMF: Is It Replacing the DoDIN APL and other Security Certifications?

21st July 201718th May 2015

As companies tap into the growing addressable markets for Commercial and FED, they are confronted with a litany of standards, acronyms and security validations they must overcome in order to stay relevant. The list is daunting, and making sense of this has been our singular focus for the past 18 years. In that time, we…

Corsec Security Augments Services to Provide Complete DoDIN APL Solution for Information Security Vendors

1st August 201711th August 2014

Corsec Expands service offering to include DoDIN APL certification. Fairfax, VA, January 12, 2012 – Corsec Security, Inc., the leader in FIPS 140-2 and Common Criteria documentation and project management services is announcing the addition of …

Corsec Launches Global Expansion of The Department of Defense’s Information Network Approved Products List(DoDIN APL) Validation Services

4th February 20203rd August 2014

Company Provides Path Towards Successful DoDIN APL Inclusion, Opening United States Department of Defense Market for IT Products Fairfax, VA, February 18, 2014 – Corsec, the world’s leader in providing access to new markets via …

Why a DoDIN APL Means More Than Just DoD Revenue

4th February 20206th February 2014

What is the DoD’s Information Network Approved Products List (DoDIN APL) and why is it important to you? You’ve probably heard that it has to do with the Department of Defense — absolutely true and …

Maximize ROI: Market Your Certification

4th February 202023rd January 2014

Taking the time, effort and resources to achieve FIPS or Common Criteria certification or UC APL listing is a big deal. It’s not an insignificant investment, and when it’s finally completed, you want to see a significant return, right? The most obvious solution is just to sell more product. And while this may seem both simple and obvious, we all know…

A Look Back: 2013 for FIPS, Common Criteria and DoDIN APL

4th February 202030th December 2013

The end of the year is a great time to look back at important milestones and use what we’ve learned to plan for the upcoming year. This year, clearing the air where myths and misconceptions were concerned was a theme that we saw come up repeatedly at Corsec, and laying the groundwork for smooth process…

Planning Leads to Smooth Sailing in DoDIN APL Listing: Webinar Recap

21st July 201726th September 2013

Getting your product listed on the DoD UC APL can seem like a Herculean task. We’ve talked before about the ins and outs of the entire listing process, but anyone who has considered any type of IT security validation knows that making the process as efficient as possible is as key as paying attention to the details. Last week, Corsec Co-Founder…

But the Rules are Changing!

21st July 201725th July 2013

According to the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus, “There is nothing permanent except change.” As anyone following security certifications lately can tell you, there is a lot of truth in this statement. We have entered another …

Budgeting for Certifications: Avoid Cost Creep

10th January 201830th May 2013

Budgeting for a Common Criteria Certification can be difficult, but it’s not impossible. Understanding how to create your certification budget, and taking the necessary steps to follow through with that budget, can reduce your costs and simplify the certification process. We are frequently asked, “How much does certification cost…

Highlights from Corsec’s DoDIN APL Webinar: A Glimpse Into What You Missed

21st July 201725th April 2013

Corsec recently presented a webinar called, DoD UC APL Solutions: Dealing with UCCO, STIGS, JITC, the TIC, Army, and DoD Requirements. Judging from the large number of views and inquiries on this, the Department of Defense’s Unified Capabilities Approved Products List (DoD UC APL) is a very hot topic for many vendors, and…

Webinar: Moving Through DoDIN APL Testing Efficiently

21st July 201712th March 2012

If you’ve heard of DoDIN APL, you probably have a list of questions. DoDIN APL (which stands for The Department of Defense Information Network Approved Products List) is a directory of IT security products that have completed both Information Assurance (IA) and Interoperability (IO) testing and certification. Attaining inclusion in the APL can be an avenue to new revenue opportunities, but like anything involving federal approval, it’s not an easy road.