If you’re still using OpenSSL for FIPS 140…
We need to talk.

The OpenSSL 1.0.2 architecture is no longer supported (since 12/31/2019) and there is no existing upgrade path that includes an open source FIPS validated module. Further, NIST has moved all of OpenSSL’s FIPS 140 validations to the Historical List, meaning that the OpenSSL FIPS modules are banned from Public Sector procurement.

You need SafeLogic’s OpenSSL replacement CryptoComply module!

With SafeLogic, you can leverage your existing OpenSSL 1.0.2 installation. We will provide CryptoComply, our drop-in replacement, fully API-compatible, FIPS-validated module for OpenSSL 1.0.2, and include Extended Support for the upstream OpenSSL 1.0.2 architecture. That includes any security patches necessary to maintain compliance and stay off the radar of vulnerability scanners.

Don’t get compromised. Don’t lose revenue.

Government CIOs have already cautioned federal agencies about deploying unsupported and unpatched software that has become obsolete, and you can bet that malicious actors are excited for the opportunity to exploit this. OpenSSL 1.0.2 was extremely popular and their old FIPS module was specifically used in high leverage situations – a hacker’s dream! Federal procurement officers are on high alert as a result.

Instead, deploying CryptoComply with the included OpenSSL 1.0.2 Extended Support contract will ensure that you always have new builds with the latest patches. If you have FedRAMP, Common Criteria, DoDIN APL, or other existing certifications, this combination will allow you to continue to stay secure and compliant.

Even better, SafeLogic delivers CryptoComply modules with our RapidCert service – an effortless, accelerated FIPS validation in less than 8 weeks!

Request more info on SafeLogic’s OpenSSL replacement CryptoComply module using this form, or just send this link to your team and get back to work. SafeLogic has you covered!