Transcription of NSA Cryptographic Interoperability Strategy - ISSA Central MD
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NSA Cryptographic Interoperability StrategyAnne Gugel, CISSP, October 2010 The Problem Secure Interoperability Currently available, fielded technologies do not allow flexible, scalable secure Interoperability Impact: War fighters, first responders, Federal, international partners lack the ability to communicate securelyThe Problem Secure Interoperability Lack support for flexible security policiesThe Problem Secure Interoperability Handling restrictionsCryptographic Suites Suite A NSA developed for highly sensitive communication, critical authentication systems Suite B -Commercially available and published algorithms for unclassified and classified useCIS Goal Increase Interoperability through supporting the Secure Sharing Suite (S3)
12 Type 3: NIAP/FIPS evaluated Cryptography Encryption algorithm that has been adopted as a Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) for use with Sensitive, But Unclassified (SBU) information on non-national security systems. Type 4: Best Commercial Practices Encryption algorithm has been registered with NIST but is not a Federal Information
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