FIPS Validation: Opening the Door to the Public Sector

Why Your FIPS Strategy Determines Your Federal Revenue

If you sell to federal agencies or are pursuing FedRAMP, Common Criteria, or CMMC, then FIPS 140-validated encryption isn't a "nice to have". It's the prerequisite that lets procurement even look at your product.

The Problem?

Traditional FIPS 140 validation can take over two years, requires external labs, and must be maintained by whenever NIST changes requirements. 

Worse, many vendors try to shortcut it with OS cryptography, open-source modules, or a one-time rebrand, and later discover the certificate has gone Historical and can't be used for new federal procurements. 

This whitepaper explains how FIPS 140 really works, and how to meet the requirements without stalling your product roadmap. 

Inside You'll Learn: 

• What is FIPS 140, and why it's essential for companies selling to the Public Sector
• Why traditional FIPS validation is lengthy, costly, distracting, and ongoing
• Why FIPS compliance is not enough and the hidden costs of relying on someone else's FIPS certificate
• Why rebranding alone isn't enough and what ongoing "certificate maintenance" involves
• How SafeLogic's CryptoComply + RapidCert + MaintainCert model delivers a certificate in your own name and keeps it active

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