Important News:SafeLogic's CryptoComply Achieves FIPS 140-3 Validation for 28 OEs and Receives Certificate #4781! Read the blog post!
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CryptoComply is also the foundation for SafeLogic's next-generation Post Quantum Cryptography solutions.
SafeLogic customers can start testing and experimenting with the full slate of PQC algorithms NIST standardized in August 2024 by participating in SafeLogic's PQC Early Access Program (EAP)
In addition to the new algorithms that will eventually be incorporated into FIPS 140-3, EAP members will also be able to test SafeLogic PQC capabilities, including cryptographic asset discovery, cryptoagility, and hybrid use cases.
Open Source Compatibility Speeds Implementation
CryptoComply modules are drop-in replacements for the low-level cryptographic libraries underlying TLS/SSL functions. CryptoComply is now available as a direct, drop-in replacement for OpenSSL, JCE (Java Cryptographic Extension) providers such as Bouncy Castle, SunJCE, and RSA BSAFE Crypto-J.
Single Code Library Eliminates Wasted Effort
Validations on a per-product basis waste time, money, and effort. CryptoComply delivers a single code library to support cross-operating system platforms. Save valuable resources by incorporating CryptoComply into multiple products or multiple product lines while maintaining your FIPS 140 certification.
OpenSSL 3 and TLS 1.3 with FIPS Validated Encryption
Technology vendors using OpenSSL and TLS while requiring FIPS 140 validated cryptography want to be using the latest and most secure versions of OpenSSL and TLS. CryptoComply OpenSSL 3 FIPS Provider supports both OpenSSL 3 APIs and TLS 1.3 with a FIPS-validated encryption module.
RapidCert Gets You a FIPS 140 Certificate in Two Months
FIPS 140 validations can take over two years. But with CryptoComply and SafeLogic's RapidCert expedited validation program, you can receive a NIST FIPS certification in your company's name in as little as two months.
SafeLogic's MaintainCert Service Keeps Your Certification in Active Status
With FIPS 140 validations, any changes to a traditional module, additional platform support, or discovered vulnerabilities in the module code could force a revalidation. With MaintainCert, SafeLogic performs all the necessary work with NIST and its certification labs to keep your CryptoComply-based certifications in active status over time, thereby avoiding the dreaded 'historical' status.
Red Hat 7 and CentOS 7 Users Make CryptoComply Their New FIPS Strategy
Red Hat has announced "End of Maintenance" for ten-year-old Red Hat 7 and CentOS 7. Five of Red Hat’s seven FIPS certificates for Red Hat 7.7 have gone Historical. Users still on these platforms who were relying on default OS capabilities risk losing government business without FIPS validated cryptography. SafeLogic has helped several companies in this predicament quickly move to CryptoComply and obtain FIPS certificates in their names.
