The Communications Security Establishment (CSE) of Canada recently accepted Lightship Security as a Candidate Common Criteria Lab – an important milestones in the approval process to become an accredited IT security test lab. Accreditation is performed by the Standards Council of Canada (SCC) …
Lightship Security is proud to announce our partnership with Peach Tech, a Seattle, US based security software firm, to support our customers in their pursuit of product certification against the internationally recognized security standard, Common Criteria (CC). The Collaborative Protection …
As part of our commitment to develop innovative certification automation solutions, Lightship Security is pleased to announce that it has received funding from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP). The funding will provide Lightship the …
We are pleased to announce that Ark Infosec is joining forces with Lightship Security under the Lightship banner. Ark Infosec founder Lachlan Turner will be responsible for leading and growing the security consulting and professional services practice for Lightship Security. …
A lot of vendors are targeting their Common Criteria (CC) efforts towards Network Device Collaborative Protection Profile (NDcPP) compliance. A survey of the Australian, Canadian and US in-evaluation lists showed that there are around twelve ongoing NDcPP evaluations (Feb 2017). In …
Lachlan speaks with Online Education about how he started out and shares some insights on cybersecurity, Common Criteria and FIPS140-2 cryptographic module validation. [/cs_content]
One of our partners, Lachlan Turner, speaks with Todd Kane (@toddakane) on Evolved Radio (Cyber Security w/ Lachlan Turner) to discuss the current state of cybersecurity. What hack attacks look like and how the hacker conducts the attacks. How can …
If you’ve been looking into CC certification, chances are you may have heard the term Collaborative Protection Profile (cPP), or at least Protection Profile (PP). This post provides a quick intro and some reference links.
The Government of Canada (GoC) recommends that CC should be included as a requirement in GoC RFPs/contracts whenever possible.
