Common Criteria
The Common Criteria is an international standard (ISO 15408) for computer security.
Its purpose is to allow users to specify their security requirements, to allow developers
to specify the security attributes of their products, and to allow evaluators to determine
if products actually meet their claims.
This page consists of a collection of projects that I have performed as part of my duties as
a IT security consultant in the last few years.
For more information please visit the homepage of TUViT GmbH,
the company I am working for. Of course only public available information can be found here
for obvious reasons.
This is some of my work that I accomplished as a consultant for
Microsoft Corp. (USA and Israel) or as an evaluator
for TUViT GmbH
in 2002-2010 during several Common Criteria Evaluations
(you will find a complete list of evaluated products on BSI's website)
and several products also on TUVIT's certification website:
- ISA Server 2000 SP1 FP1 Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
- ISA Server 2004 SE Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
- ISA Server 2004 SP2 EE Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
- ISA Server 2006 SE/EE Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
- Forefront TMG 2010 Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
- Forefront UAG 2010 Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
- Exchange Server 2003 EE Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
- Exchange Server 2007 SP2 Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
- SQL Server 2005 SP1 EE Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
- SQL Server 2005 SP2 EE Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
- Microsoft SQL Server 2008 EE (EAL1) Common Criteria Evaluation
(Security Target,
Certification Report)
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