Common Criteria Evaluation

The Common Criteria (CC), also known as ISO 15408, is an internationally recognized standard used to specify and assess the security of IT products. It is used by governments and other organizations to confirm the security functionality of information technology products. The CC standard defines a set of criteria by which a product’s security aspects – for example, the development environment, security functionality, and handling of security vulnerabilities – can be meaningfully evaluated.

What atsec offers:

atsec operates under Common Criteria evaluation schemes in Germany, the USA, Sweden, Italy, Singapore, and in Qatar. The certificates from these countries are recognized in more than 30 countries.

atsec also operates under the European Cybersecurity Certification Scheme (EUCC) and provides evaluations at the assurance level Substantial and High (authorization is ongoing):

• EUCC evaluations at assurance level Substantial cover vulnerability analysis AVA_VAN level 1 or 2
• EUCC evaluations at assurance level High cover vulnerability analysis AVA_VAN level 3, 4 or 5

The EUCC scheme’s certificates are applicable across the EU and valid in all member states. If you’re interested in an EUCC certification, get in touch and we will guide you through the certification process and provide you the certification application forms.

Common Criteria evaluations performed by atsec: