The Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold suite of network, application and server monitoring software has been certified under the Common Criteria Evaluation and Validation Scheme (CCEVS).
Common Criteria is an internationally recognized standard allowing public and private sector organizations to confidently assess the security and assurance of IT software.
As a result of the certification, Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold software meets mandates for US Federal government agencies running applications in National Security Systems (NSS) environments.
“With Common Criteria certification in place, our customers have the added confidence that our WhatsUp Gold products have been validated against rigorous security standards covering user data protection, fault tolerance, authentication and more,” said Lourdes Engel, SVP of Research & Development at Ipswitch. “Ipswitch remains committed to adhering to and advancing security best practices for our broad portfolio of software solutions.”
WhatsUp Gold software products that now meet Common Criteria standards include:
- WhatsUp Gold Premium that monitors networks, applications and servers
- WhatsUp Application Performance Monitor that assesses the impact of complex application performance problems wherever they originate
- WhatsUp Gold Flow Monitor that analyzes and manages network traffic and bandwidth utilization
- WhatsConfigured that manages network configurations and changes
- WhatsVirtual that monitors virtual servers
Common Criteria was adopted by the International Standards Organization and embodied in a Common Criteria Mutual Recognition Arrangement that covers more than two dozen countries worldwide. The arrangement leverages the use of Common Criteria certificates by each member nation so that products can be procured without the need for further evaluation.
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