Common Criteria

Common Criteria is an international standard for evaluating the security features of software and hardware products. It provides a framework that helps organizations assess how well a product meets specific security requirements. When a product is certified under Common Criteria, it indicates that it has gone through rigorous testing and evaluation by an independent body, ensuring that it is secure and trustworthy for use in sensitive environments, like government or critical infrastructure. Essentially, it helps users make informed decisions about the security of technology they choose to adopt.