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Enabling FIPS-Compliant Cryptography in .NET Applications

.NET has become one of the most widely deployed application platforms in the enterprise, prized for its performance, its...

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Bringing FIPS 140-3 Compliance to strongSwan with CryptoComply Core

At SafeLogic, we help software that already does its job well clear the last hurdle to regulated deployment: validated...

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enQase Achieves FIPS 140-3 Validation with SafeLogic CryptoComply

Organizations serving government, defense, and other highly regulated industries require cryptographic solutions that meet the highest standards for security...

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Enabling FIPS-Compliant Cryptography in Rust Applications

Modern systems programming is evolving rapidly, driven by the need for performance, safety, and reliability. Rust has emerged as...

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Enabling FIPS-Compliant Cryptography in Node.js Applications

Modern application development has shifted dramatically toward lightweight, scalable, and API-driven architectures. At the center of this transformation is...

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Navigating FIPS-Approved TLS Cipher Suites: Part II, TLS 1.3

Background: FIPS Algorithm Approval and TLS 1.3 In my previous blog post, I walked through how to map TLS...

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Navigating FIPS-Approved TLS Cipher Suites: Part I, TLS 1.2

Navigating the FIPS-approved algorithms for a specific TLS use case can be complex. In this two-part blog series, I’ll...

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SafeLogic Achieves NIST CAVP Validation for FIPS 140-3 with PQC

Reducing Risk with Proven Cryptography SafeLogic has achieved another NIST Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program (CAVP) validation, this time for...

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Enabling FIPS-Compliant TLS in Apache and NGINX

Modern web infrastructure depends heavily on trusted, secure communication. Whether serving websites, powering APIs, or acting as reverse proxies,...

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