How the latest Common Criteria updates EUCC and CC:2022 impact your products
WEBINAR ON DEMAND | PRODUCT CYBERSECURITY
Watch the replay of a special webinar on the latest Common Criteria updates, including EUCC and CC:2022, and how these changes impact your products' security compliance. Whether you're working with IoT, medical devices, or industrial products, understanding these updates is crucial to meeting global cybersecurity standards.
In the webinar, Cansu Yener, Senior Certification Specialist at Secura/Bureau Veritas, explains the critical updates to the Common Criteria scheme and framework, including the introduction of the EUCC and the new CC:2022 standards. She shares how these changes affect product certification and what steps you need to take to ensure compliance.
Staying informed on these updates is key to maintaining your product’s competitive edge in the market. This webinar will provide you with practical insights you can start applying immediately.
WATCH THE REPLAY
Keypoints in this webinar
- Understanding the latest CC version and new schemeLearn about the most important changes in Common Criteria, including how EUCC and CC:2022 affect product certification. Cansu will talk about topics like SOG-IS Protection Profiles, CC2022 & CEM2022 Transition Policy and more.
- Adapting to new compliance requirements: Gain knowledge on how to ensure your products remain compliant with the latest certification standards.
- Expert guidance on certification: Get practical advice on how to prepare for these changes and maintain your product's security standards. Cansu will discuss questions she often gets, like "Are there recognition agreements in place under the EUCC scheme?", "Which assurance level do I need for my ICT-product?" and "What are the important differences between CC:2022 and CC:V3.1R5?"
Intended Audience
This webinar is tailored to ICT vendors, Common Criteria evaluators, cybersecurity professionals, and anyone responsible for product security and compliance. Whether you're working with IoT, medical devices, or industrial products, understanding these updates is crucial to meeting global cybersecurity standards.
What you will walk away with
- Clear insight into certification changes: You’ll understand the key updates to the Common Criteria framework, including EUCC and CC:2022, and how they impact your products.
- Practical knowledge for compliance: You’ll gain actionable insights into how to adjust your certification process to align with the latest standards.
- Expert tips for security assurance: Learn how to maintain your products' security posture in light of these new requirements.
Watch the replay of this webinar today.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Senior Certification Specialist at Secura/Bureau Veritas
Cansu Yener is a Senior Certification Specialist at Secura, specializing in product security evaluation, compliance, and certification. With a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and a master’s in Cryptography, Cansu has expertise in various domains, including Consumer IoT, Medical Devices, Automotive, and Industrial Products.
As a Lead Common Criteria Evaluator, Cansu has extensive experience with the Netherlands scheme for Certification in the Area of IT Security (NSCIB) and the Turkish Standards Institution (TSE). Her work includes the CC-certification of a wide range of products, such as HSMs, smart cards, and ePassports.
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