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From: Frederick M Avolio (fred_at_avolio.com)
Date: Tue Jan 07 2003 - 15:04:21 CST
Sorry, Randy. To be sure. I was responding directly in context.
Andy asked
>Outside Government and Military circles where I can see Common Criteria
>Certification being extremely useful, how valuable is it, ie within the
>financial sector etc ?
I don't think it is valuable at all. I don't see how it possibly could be
for government, either. But, to the poor vendor who now has to comply with
it... yes, it is essential.
Perhaps it stimulates the economy. :-)
Fred
At 03:22 PM 1/7/2003 -0500, Randy Taylor wrote:
>>Is Common Criteria useful? I don't see how it is.
>>
>>Fred
>
>If you sell IT security products into the U.S Government, like IDS, firewalls,
>or crypto, or a U.S Government purchaser of same, the usefulness of
>Common Criteria isn't a debatable topic anymore.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Randy
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