Important News:SafeLogic's CryptoComply Achieves FIPS 140-3 Validation for 28 OEs and Receives Certificate #4781! Read the blog post!
FIPS Solutions Partner
About SafeLogic
SafeLogic’s proven and validated cryptographic solutions enable enduring privacy and trust in the ever-changing digital world. Used by many of world's top technology firms, SafeLogic accelerates and streamlines the adoption of FIPS 140 validated classical and post-quantum cryptography. Its holistic and interoperable cryptographic solutions save customers time, effort, and money while ensuring their use of the strongest cryptography available.
SafeLogic Is Your Strategic Cryptography Software and Services Partner
Technology vendors and IT organizations both face daunting requirements for next-generation cryptography: comprehensive solutions that interoperate with their entire tech stacks, manageable deployability both now and in the future as the world transitions to post-quantum cryptography, and compliance with ever-changing regulatory frameworks starting with the transition to FIPS 140-3. Trusted by many of the world's top technology firms, SafeLogic expedites and streamlines the adoption of FIPS 140-validated classical and post-quantum cryptography.
SafeLogic's FIPS 140 Validation-as-a-Service Streamlines the Process of Achieving and Maintaining FIPS 140 Certification for Encryption
Companies selling to the US Public Sector (Federal/State/Local) are required to use FIPS 140 validated cryptography while processing, transmitting, and storing sensitive government data. FIPS 140 is a NIST standard that has become a key requirement in most public sector procurement contexts. It is a key component in certification regiments such as FedRAMP, StateRAMP, Common Criteria, CMMC 2.0, DOD APL, and others.
Achieving FIPS 140 validation is a lengthy and expensive process that can take over two years. SafeLogic customers can achieve FIPS 140 validation in less than two months and are able to offload the entire validation and maintenance lifecycle to SafeLogic.
SafeLogic revolutionized an approach to achieving and maintaining FIPS 140 validation over a decade ago and is a trusted cryptographic software partner of some of the top companies in the world.
SafeLogic Has Taken a Leadership Position in PQC Migration
SafeLogic has been working closely with NIST as a member of its National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) PQC Migration project along with organizations such as Cisco, Microsoft, Google and IBM.
SafeLogic CEO Evgeny Gervis leads the PQC Migration Risk Management and Prioritization workstream for the project and attended a recent White House conference with the Federal CIO and CISO.
SafeLogic launched a PQC Provider Early Access Program at the RSA Conference 2024 so customers can start testing and experimenting with PQC algorithms and capabilities.
What do these Industry Leaders have in Common? They All Rely on SafeLogic for FIPS Validation
Evgeny Gervis
CEO
Evgeny joins SafeLogic with two decades of experience in the cybersecurity field. His experience spans launching startups to running large organizations within Fortune 500 organizations. Prior to joining SafeLogic, Evgeny spent 15 years at Cigital and then post-acquisition at Synopsys, responsible for the firm's software security solutions practice in the broader Mid-Atlantic region. Evgeny holds a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Virginia, an M.S. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins, and an MBA from Georgetown. In his spare time, Evgeny enjoys spending time with his family, reading, traveling, and playing the piano.
Ryan Roteman
Vice President Sales
Ryan Roteman is SafeLogic’s Vice President of Sales. He is responsible for building the SafeLogic sales and business development functions and organizations. Ryan comes to SafeLogic with extensive sales experience, where he sold telecommunications and networking services to federal government clients at companies including Spectrum Enterprise, Zayo Group, Level 3, and AT&T. When he is not selling technology, you will probably find Ryan on a hockey rink, either as a player or coach. At West Virginia University, he coached the women’s club team. He currently coaches competitive youth teams in Northern Virginia.
Mike Donaldson
CMO
Mike Donaldson is SafeLogic’s Chief Marketing Officer, where he is responsible for marketing strategy, product marketing, digital marketing, demand generation, and partner marketing. Mike has extensive experience with IT security, the public sector, and modern digital marketing. At Ping Identity, he was the company’s first Vice President Marketing, and developed Ping’s public sector go-to-market strategy. Mike holds M.S. and B.S. degrees in Engineering from Virginia Tech, where he specialized in computer-aided design. In his spare time, Mike enjoys cycling, golf, and skiing.
Jake Maynard
Director of Engineering
Jake joined SafeLogic’s technical team after spending over a decade with Citrix, working on the Netscaler and Unified Endpoint Management products. He’s a husband and father of five, and somehow found time to complete a Master's in Computer Science and Information Security while also coaching baseball and building a tropical food forest.
Aryeh Archer
Director, Operations and Compliance
Aryeh is responsible for Operations and regulatory compliance for SafeLogic. She has been part of the FIPS 140 validation community since 2016. Prior to SafeLogic, Aryeh was Director of Operations for Penumbra Security, a cryptographic security testing lab. In that role, she managed operations, trained new employees in the world of FIPS, and worked with developers of cryptographic devices to help them better understand and meet applicable standards. Before working in FIPS, she earned a chemistry degree from Reed College, worked as a laboratory technician, studied psychology, and explored professional cooking. Aryeh lives in Oregon.
Joel Winstead
Director R&D and Support
Joel Winstead is SafeLogic’s Director of R&D and Support. He has over 20 years of experience in the software security space, including consulting and development work. He holds an M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Virginia, and a B.S. in Computer Science and Philosophy from the College of William and Mary. In his spare time, his interests include baking, hiking, and drawing.
Current Openings
SafeLogic is looking for a senior software engineer in Arlington VA to support the company’s library of cryptographic software modules.
Job Duties
- Collaborate with architects and business leaders to understand the requirements for providing FIPS-ready cryptography-based security services for SafeLogic's CryptoComply software platform, design solutions, and implement them.
- Participate in the design, implementation, deployment, operational management, and debugging of security services for CryptoComply.
- Perform necessary compliance tasks, including building and executing the test suites required for making systems and libraries ready for FIPS.
- Participate in coding using multiple languages while considering performance, scalability, maintainability, and flexibility.
- Work alongside and help information security engineers improve security and reduce risk.
Experience and Education
Must have a Master's degree (or foreign equivalent) in Computer Science, Engineering (any), or a related field, plus two years of IT experience. One year of the two years must include experience with computer programming languages such as Golang, C, Python, or Java.
In lieu of the above education and experience requirements, we will accept a Bachelor's degree (or foreign equivalent) in Computer Science, Engineering (any), or a related field, plus five years of progressive post-Bachelor’s IT experience. One of the five years must include experience with computer programming languages such as Golang, C, Python, or Java.
Any suitable combination of education, training, or experience is acceptable. All experience may be acquired concurrently.
Salary
$114,026.00 per year and up, commensurate with experience.
To Apply
If interested, submit your resume and cover letter referencing position #2001 to Evgeny Gervis, CEO, SafeLogic, Inc., 1101 Wilson Blvd., 6th Floor, Arlington, VA, 22209. EOEM/F/D/V
SafeLogic is looking for a technical software support engineer to support the company’s library of cryptographic software modules.
Job Duties
- Supports SafeLogic customers using cryptographic modules including answering technical questions, diagnosing customer problems, identifying and isolating bugs, advising customers about the correct use of APIs, and providing integration advice
- Fields customer support questions via e-mail, chat, and customer calls; maintains a professional demeanor in all customer communications; able to explain technical details and solutions to both technical and non-technical employees and customers
- Occasional development work, including bug fixes, developing sample code and documentation, and developing integration guides
Experience
Must Have
- Software engineering experience with working knowledge of C/C++ and Java (at least three years)
- Prior experience providing technical software support (at least three years)
- Working knowledge of development environments and software packaging
- Basic administration for Linux, Windows, MacOS
Nice to Have
- Working knowledge of C#, Python, and/or Golang
- Prior experience with OpenSSL, BouncyCastle JCE, BouncyCastle .NET, and/or other cryptography products
- Basic administration of Android, iOS, FreeBSD, and AIX
- Experience with CI/CD build and testing systems, including maintaining Jenkins build environments
- Prior experience with the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS)
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field preferred