Dive into the newest edition of Cyber Digest to see how CCLab is pioneering cybersecurity in Hungary as the first cybersecurity laboratory (CBTL) under the IECEE CB scheme. Enhance your understanding of the EUCC and its global impact with our on-demand webinar, and learn about the advantages of our recognition on the Common.SECC certification portal. Our latest resources and training courses are designed to keep you at the forefront of cybersecurity standards and compliance.
In this edition, you'll find details about:
- CCLab is ready for EUCC ITSEF
- CCLab's IECEE CB Scheme Accreditation
- Free EUCC Webinar - on-demand
- CCLab’s Common.SECC Recognition
- The latest Blog posts on cybersecurity
- Free Downloadable Resources
- Training Courses on CC and ETSI
CCLab is the first Hungarian cybersecurity laboratory that has been accredited under the IECEE CB scheme
CCLab has achieved a significant milestone by completing the CBTL audit and receiving authorization as a CB Testing Laboratory (CBTL) under the IECEE CB scheme. This accreditation, obtained on May 24, 2024, enhances CCLab's capabilities in cybersecurity testing and certification for consumer IoT devices and industrial control systems. CCLab, in partnership with QIMA Germany, is among the first to gain this recognition, allowing it to test and certify devices against the ETSI EN 303 645 standards for consumer IoT cybersecurity and the IEC 62443-4-1/4-2 standards for industrial automation and control systems. The IECEE CB scheme facilitates global acceptance of these certifications in over 50 countries, simplifying international market entry for compliant products. The ETSI EN 303 645 standard sets crucial cybersecurity requirements for IoT devices, while the IEC 62443 series enhances the security of industrial automation and control systems. This expansion positions CCLab as a leading cybersecurity evaluation and certification provider, ensuring products meet the latest global standards for protecting sensitive data and users.
Blog
CC2022: What to Expect from The New Update
9
min reading time
In cybersecurity, the Common Criteria (CC) is a cornerstone that provides a standardized framework for evaluating the security capabilities of eligible IT products. It is a vital tool for manufacturers seeking to assess the effectiveness and reliability of security solutions in the face of evolving threats. However, as technology advances at an unprecedented pace, the challenges faced by IT security professionals continue to grow. The new version of the CC (CC:2022 Revision 1) was published in November 2022.
Common Criteria Certification Process: Costs and Challenges
7
min reading time
The Common Criteria certification stands as a cornerstone in cybersecurity, offering an internationally recognized benchmark for assessing the security attributes of eligible IT products. Recently, significant shifts have been noted in the landscape of Common Criteria, particularly in the transition from SOG-IS to EUCC. This transition, anticipated to have a profound impact, highlights the evolution of the certification scheme within the European Union.
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The Impact of Common Criteria on ICT Security Evaluation and Certification
9
min reading time
Common Criteria (CC) is a globally recognized standard for evaluating and certifying the security features of eligible Information Technology (IT) products. Established through collaboration between multiple nations, CC provides a unified framework for assessing and comparing the security capabilities of IT solutions. This standardization ensures that products meet predefined security requirements, enhance consumer trust, and facilitate access to international markets.
CC2022: What to Expect from The New Update
9
min reading time
In cybersecurity, the Common Criteria (CC) is a cornerstone that provides a standardized framework for evaluating the security capabilities of eligible IT products. It is a vital tool for manufacturers seeking to assess the effectiveness and reliability of security solutions in the face of evolving threats. However, as technology advances at an unprecedented pace, the challenges faced by IT security professionals continue to grow. The new version of the CC (CC:2022 Revision 1) was published in November 2022.
Common Criteria Certification Process: Costs and Challenges
7
min reading time
The Common Criteria certification stands as a cornerstone in cybersecurity, offering an internationally recognized benchmark for assessing the security attributes of eligible IT products. Recently, significant shifts have been noted in the landscape of Common Criteria, particularly in the transition from SOG-IS to EUCC. This transition, anticipated to have a profound impact, highlights the evolution of the certification scheme within the European Union.
The Impact of Common Criteria on ICT Security Evaluation and Certification
9
min reading time
Common Criteria (CC) is a globally recognized standard for evaluating and certifying the security features of eligible Information Technology (IT) products. Established through collaboration between multiple nations, CC provides a unified framework for assessing and comparing the security capabilities of IT solutions. This standardization ensures that products meet predefined security requirements, enhance consumer trust, and facilitate access to international markets.
Exploring EUCC – watch the on-demand webinar now
CCLab is soon to be accredited under EUCC as one of the first ITSEFs to perform Common Criteria evaluations under EUCC on a substantial and high level. Our highly successful webinar on the European Union Cybersecurity Certification Scheme (EUCC) is now available on demand. Register to delve into the complexities of EUCC and its impact on cybersecurity stakeholders. The webinar features expert speakers and comprehensive insights into various aspects of EU cybersecurity certification. The recording can be watched at your convenience.
Why is it Important to Understand EUCC?
With the EUCC, the new European Common Criteria Certification Scheme, set to become effective by the end of February 2025, understanding its importance is more critical than ever. This certification framework will affect businesses within the EU and have global market implications. Therefore, gaining insights into EUCC is now essential for organizations aiming to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape.
CCGuide Training Course - The most effective way to prepare Developer Docs for CC evaluation
We created an educational material package for Software Developers to maximize the efficiency of the preparation of their product's CC evaluation. The training package includes tutorial videos for each evaluation class, fully completed EAL4 developer documents for a TOE called VulnSite, and a complete set of developer document templates for all evaluation classes.
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Interested? Check out the details and the package offers now.
CCLab has been officially recognized and listed as a trusted testing facility on the Common.SECC certification body's portal
We are proud to share the exciting news that underscores our dedication to maintaining the highest security standards for POS/POI payment terminals. Our laboratory has been officially recognized and listed as a trusted testing facility on the Common.SECC certification body's portal.
Common.SECC is an international security certification scheme for payment terminals (also known as points of interaction (POI) or point of sales (POS) terminals). It is mandatory for all POS/POI device manufacturers targeting the German and the United Kingdom markets, meaning all products entering these markets must be Common.SECC certified.
Our goal is to safeguard card payment transactions and provide robust support to stakeholders in the financial sector, including banks, issuers, and acquirers. We are committed to transparency, independence, and integrity in our testing processes, ensuring that your products meet the highest security standards.
CClab is an ISO 17025 accredited Common Criteria laboratory and is an acknowledged testing facility under the Common.SECC certification body. This signifies that POS/POI terminals can be tested in our laboratory following rigorous security evaluations to meet stringent standards. This certification is crucial for manufacturers entering the Germany and/or the UK market, streamlining the assessment process and enhancing security measures.
To help you guide these updates and understand the benefits of Common.SECC certification for your products, we are pleased to offer you a free consultation. Our experts are ready to discuss how this certification can streamline your processes and enhance your product security.
For more information about our role in advancing payment security, visit our listing on the Common.SECC portal.
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