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atsec information security at the 11th ICCC conference in Antalya, Turkey

2010-09-15

Austin - As in previous years, several security experts from atsec information security will present sessions at the 2010 International Common Criteria Conference in Antalya, Turkey (21st – 23rd of September). We invite meeting attendees to approach our speakers to learn more about the successful, innovative work done by atsec, the premier global Common Criteria laboratory, including our contributions to the BSI Operating System Protection Profile and our Linux OS and mainframe computer evaluations.

Ken Hake, Laboratory Manager for atsec U.S., commented: “Our ongoing commitment to the further development of the Common Criteria and our ambition to contribute to the community of IT security professionals who use the standard in their daily work is reflected by our ongoing presence at the annual ICCC, as well as our contribution via our employees serving as speakers who will be presenting on a number of innovative topics.”

This year, the atsec presenters and their topics include:

• Helmut Kurth (atsec Chief Scientist):
  Improving the Flexibility and Applicability of Protection Profiles
• Gerald Krummeck (Laboratory Director atsec Germany):
  Protection Profile for Operating System
• Yi Mao (atsec Principal Consultant):
  Becoming a CNAS Laboratory

About atsec information security
atsec information security (www.atsec.com) is an independent, standards-based information technology security services company that combines a business-oriented approach to information security with in-depth technical knowledge and global experience. atsec was founded in Munich, Germany in 2000 and has extensive international operations with offices in the U.S., Germany, Sweden, and China. atsec's service include formal laboratory testing and evaluation, independent testing and evaluation as well as information security consultancy.
atsec also offers evaluation and testing services leading to formal certification for IT security including evaluation under Common Criteria schemes in the U.S., Germany, and Sweden; This is supported by cryptographic module and algorithm testing under the Cryptographic Module Validation Program of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the U.S. and Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC) in Canada.
atsec works with such leading global companies as Apple, Cray, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and Red Hat.