Common Criteria (CC) certification (EAL4+) for MS Products

The Common Criteria (CC) certification is a globally accepted standard for evaluating the security features and capabilities of information technology products. Certification of Windows platform products is issued by the National Information Assurance Partnership (NIAP), under the International Common Criteria for IT Security Evaluation (ISO Standard 15046)
By providing an independent standard for evaluating the security capabilities of IT products, the Common Criteria certification enables customers worldwide to better compare their security requirements with those of other products.
CC certification of Windows platform products helps provide customers with a higher level of assurance that Windows security features and capabilities meet a broad set of real-world scenarios.

The following Windows platform products have earned Common Criteria certification (EAL4+):
•Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition SP 1
•Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition SP 1
•Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition SP 1
•Windows Server 2003 Certificate Server
•Windows XP Professional SP 2
•Windows XP Embedded SP 2


Whitepaper
Common Criteria Certification: Microsoft Windows Platform Products
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/prodtech/windowsserver2003/ccc/cccwp.mspx
Common Criteria User, Administrator and Configuration Guides
Windows Server 2003 Common Criteria Configuration Guide
http://download.microsoft.com/download/4/6/4/46402d2a-45ce-4c1e-98d2-51cb7c9a1556/WS03_Common_Criteria_Configuration_Guide.zip
Windows Server 2003 Common Criteria Administrator Guide
http://download.microsoft.com/download/0/b/4/0b45ffb0-0fe4-43b1-b71b-fb4c5745d4a2/WS03_Common_Criteria_Admin_Guide.zip
Windows XP Common Criteria User Guide
http://download.microsoft.com/download/d/3/0/d304ab38-567c-4fad-a368-a3661ca1a16d/WXP_Common_Criteria_User_Guide.zip
Windows XP Common Criteria Administrator Guide
http://download.microsoft.com/download/e/8/9/e897a1ee-0273-4694-b155-ad02f7b2b4d5/WXP_Common_Criteria_Admin_Guide.zip
Windows XP Common Criteria Configuration Guide
http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/3/b/53b53a3e-39d5-4d30-86f2-146aa2c7be45/WXP_Common_Criteria_Configuration_Guide.zip
Windows Server 2003 Certificate Server Common Criteria User Guide
http://download.microsoft.com/download/3/8/f/38fea1db-c75a-4487-9bbf-f5047840c555/WS03CertServer_Common_Criteria_User_Guide.zip
Windows Server 2003 Certificate Server Common Criteria Administrator Guide
http://download.microsoft.com/download/1/7/6/17654a53-4910-486c-996e-731e4af226cf/WS03CertServer_Common_Criteria_Admin_Guide.zip
Windows Server 2003 Certificate Server Common Criteria Configuration Guide
http://download.microsoft.com/download/f/2/0/f206c1fe-b176-4910-a812-68767867ee01/WS03CertServer_Common_Criteria_Configuration_Guide.zip
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Sanjukta said…
Hi Abhishek, thanks for dropping by my blog...the DBM went well...of course the turnout was sadly low but nevermind it will grow...

Surprising you could identify with my ideas on Truth and falsity of Love...i mean the techie you are and the dreamer I am...

Its actually funny I am commenting on this particular post which is you know....Whoosh here is my head and there goes the post.... :D

Goes without saying I haven't read it...I did read the one on DBM though...that was a very positive post...

ok this is a comment space not an email....i should stop..

bye
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