The transition to FIPS 140-3, which updates security requirements for cryptographic technology, necessitates a shift from viewing compliance as a one-time certification to an ongoing process integrated into development pipelines. Experts advise against common pitfalls such as treating FIPS as a final product check or applying it universally, instead recommending early design integration, defining clear compliance boundaries, and centralizing tools. Ensuring vendor and supply chain compliance is also crucial to avoid issues with modules under validation or deprecated algorithms. AI
IMPACT Ensures that AI systems can be developed and deployed compliantly with evolving cryptographic security standards.
RANK_REASON The article is an opinion piece from a council of experts discussing best practices for a policy standard.
- A3Logics Inc.
- Cyberint
- Digital Wave Technology
- Dogtown Media LLC
- FIPS 140-3
- Forbes Technology Council
- Lori Schafer
- Marc Fischer
- Margarita Simonova
- Yochai Corem
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