INTEGRITY is secure.

Windows, Linux, Solaris, and others are not.

And we can prove it.

INTEGRITY is the first and only operating system technology to be certified by NIAP, a U.S. government initiative operated by the National Security Agency (NSA), to EAL 6+ High Robustness.

This certificate (below) is confirmation that INTEGRITY is able to protect high value resources against sophisticated, well-funded attackers.

Other common enterprise operating systems are certified to EAL 4+ or lower. EAL 4+ means that there is no assurance of security UNLESS the attack threat is non-hostile, with “casual or inadvertent attempts to breach the system security”. With worldwide access, anywhere and anytime, the Internet is the ultimate hostile environment against which current IT security solutions are unable to adequately defend. The world has become accustomed to a fail-first, patch-later mentality that is expensive and will never provide the security the world deserves.

EAL6+ High Robustness is the gold standard of security certification. INTEGRITY was designed from the ground up to meet EAL7 and therefore was able to meet the U.S. Government’s EAL6+ High Robustness requirements.

INTEGRITY is in a class by itself.

• Cyber criminals penetrated the network at TJ Maxx and stole over 40,000,000 customer credit and debit card numbers and other personal information. TJ Maxx spent over $150 million settling shareholder lawsuits associated with this breach.
• A Chinese cyber attack on the World Bank gained complete access to all systems, client records, security passwords, and human resource information.
• A rogue trader at Societe Generale Bank hacked the trading system and executed a €50 Billion of unauthorized transactions, costing the bank $7.19 billion.

Were these and other victims of cyber crime facing sophisticated threat agents? Yes.

Was the likelihood of an attack high? Yes.

Were they protecting high value data? Yes.

Were they using INTEGRITY? No.

To learn how INTEGRITY Global Security can secure your high value data and computing infrastructure and why others cannot, please call 888.882.0019 or 805.882.2500, or send email.

For more information about the Common Criteria, please visit The Common Criteria Portal.