ISCI ISAC 2026 (B23c)
ISCI 2026 transition update ISCI is tasked with: • Supporting the interpretation of the Common Criteria, with respect to Security IC domain (both HW and SW) security certifications. • Producing documentation to enable ease of use of the Common Criteria to ensure certifications are optimized, clear, and concise. • Ensuring that the Common Criteria certifications are executed using the same criteria and analysis techniques across the Security IC (Smartcard and similar devices) certification domain. • Welcoming any new certification scheme for cooperation in the area of Security IC domain (both HW and SW) security certifications. • ISCI consists of global experts from certification bodies, liaised security certification schemes and bodies, related security evaluation facilities, developers and end-user organisations as set out in Article 6 of the EUCC ISAC statutes. ISCI contributes to the security community, particularly by publishing and consulting about methodology and its interpretation. For clear delimitation, this group is neither a community of certifiers nor a community of security architects, • Aiming to harmonise the interpretation of security certifications with respect to Security IC domain (both HW and SW) security certifications, thereby creating a fair and equal framework for all stakeholders. This enables certification schemes, policy makers, and users to robustly evaluate the security solutions they select, both in current and emerging domains. • This group is not intended to educate public to security certifications with respect to Security IC domain (both HW and SW) security certifications. Other schemes are welcome to use ISCI methodologies and outcomes but can only be recognized as such with formal and official authorization from ECCG (EsEm) or ENISA – ECCG authorities.