Dedicated Security Components iTC

From the CCDB-established Working Group, the Dedicated Security Components (DSC-iTC for short) was formed. The DSC-iTC consists of members of Certification Bodies, labs, vendors and academia working together to create requirements for biometric security testing.

Common Criteria Portal DSC-iTC Page

To join the DSC-iTC, please send an email to iTC-DSC@niap-ccevs.org and include the following in your message: Github handle, Name, Affiliation, Contact Info, Experience, etc.

The DSC cPP and SD v2.0 documents have been published for public review starting on October 31, 2023. This process is expected to conclude after several review rounds in the summer of 2024. This draft builds on the work done to convert to asciidoc and work in GitHub. See the Public Review section for more information about the documents and review process.

The DSC-iTC follows the document release process below for the publication of documents. For more detailed information about each step see the Overview document in v2.0 Public Review Draft-1 Documents.

The DSC-iTC has determined more time is necessary during the draft update period and has extended it to 120 days from 60. The current interim draft of the cPP has been uploaded to the list of Public Review documents. At this point the SD has not been updated, and will be the focus of the remaining update period.

The DSC cPP and SD v1.0 documents have been published and submitted for review by the CCDB for compliance with the CC and CEM. It can be found on the Collaborative Protection Profiles (cPP) and Supporting Documents (SD) page under section "cPPs with SDs that are currently being reviewed by the CCDB for compliance with the CC and CEM" and category of "ICs, Smart Cards and Smart Card-Related Devices and Systems".

v2.0 Public Review Draft-1 (PRD-1)

Version 1.0

The following are the documents are included in Version 1.0:

The published Protection Profile can be used with other Protection Profiles and PP-Modules listed on the PP Allowed List.

Technical Decisions produced by the DIT can be found at the DSC-iTC Technical Decisions page.