Understanding Security APIs - CrySyS Lab
Understanding Security APIs - CrySyS Lab
Understanding Security APIs - CrySyS Lab
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5.2.3 2000 to Present<br />
Year Events<br />
2000 Racal taken over by Thomson-CSF,<br />
HSM manufacturing offshoot was ‘Zaxus’<br />
2000 Rainbow launches CryptoSwift eCommerce accelerator<br />
2000 Jan nCipher nShield validated FIPS 140-1 Level 3<br />
2000 Jan nCipher Keysafe launched<br />
2000 Jun IBM 4753 & 4755 discontinued<br />
2000 Sep IBM 4758-002 Validated FIPS Level 4<br />
IBM 4758-023 Validated FIPS Level 3<br />
2001 Eracom opens US sales offices, merges with<br />
Theissen <strong>Security</strong> Systems AG and others, keeps name<br />
2001 Apr Zaxus becomes Thales e<strong>Security</strong><br />
2001 Apr nCipher launches SEE (Secure Execution Engine)<br />
2001 Jul Eracom CSA8000 validated FIPS Level 3<br />
2001 Aug Rainbow CryptoSwift HSM FIPS Level 3<br />
2001 IBM zSeries servers release ‘PCICC’ custom<br />
crypto platform, including a 4758<br />
2002 nCipher floats on London Stock Exchange<br />
2002 Mar nCipher CodeSafe launched<br />
2002 Sep nCipher payShield (financial HSM) launched<br />
2003 Rainbow acquires Chrysalis-ITS<br />
2003 Jul Atalla Cryptographic Engine FIPS Level 3<br />
2003 Oct nCipher netHSM launched<br />
2003 IBM launches PCIXCC crypto card designed to replace<br />
all previous crypto cards<br />
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