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Click here for the Common Criteria Certification that was issued on the 13th March 2019.
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CCLAB is a privately owned agile security lab located in Central Eastern Europe, Hungary. CCLAB is a globally recognized evaluation facility under the Italian Common Criteria Scheme (OCSI-Organismo di Certificazione della Sicurezza Informatica) with a professional team of 10+ evaluators and 20+ supporting and test engineers. We are also an accredited ISO 17025 product testing laboratory by NAH (The Hungarian National Accreditation Authority). We have CEH, CISA, CHFI, OSCP and ISO 27001 Lead Auditor certifications. We have clients from all over the world, including DELL, Ascertia, Navayo Group, ID&Trust, Microsec, NXP and others.
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The EUCC scheme, spearheaded by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), was released in early 2024. It builds on the SOG-IS Common Criteria evaluation framework already used by 17 EU Member States.
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ICT (Information and Communication Technology) products, encompassing a wide range of digital devices and software, are inherently vulnerable due to their complexity and the ever-present potential for undiscovered security flaws. The interconnected nature of these products further amplifies the risk, as a single vulnerability can lead to widespread security breaches across networks and systems. To mitigate these risks, the strategic integration of cybersecurity certification requirements in ICT products has become paramount.
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The new Common Criteria Scheme, called the European Cybersecurity Certification Scheme (EUCC), is essential for harmonizing high-security cybersecurity certification of ICT products across EU member states. It facilitates mutual recognition of certifications, supports innovation, and ensures compliance with legal requirements. Fully effective from February 2025, the EUCC aims to provide a unified and robust framework for evaluating IT products, boosting consumer trust, and fostering a more secure digital environment.
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