Design Assistance

Security for the future

Traditionally, the Physical Access Control Systems (PACS) model has operated in distinct silos – the antithesis of the capability federated credentials provide. With the advent of HSPD-12/FIPS 201/PIV and PIV-I, and the large amount of CAC and TWIC issued, there is now an abundance of PKI-based high-assurance credentials that can increase security for physical access.

Trusted PACS™ Product Design Services

CertiPath introduces Trusted PACS™ Product Design Services, a technical service to help PACS OEMs incorporate PKI and related functionality, and achieve state-of-the-art Federated Trusted PACS.

The offering is part of CertiPath’s Trusted PACS™ suite of services, which includes the Trusted PACS™ Product Certification Service, the market’s only PKI-based product certification program.

Regardless of where your organization is in the systems development lifecycle, CertiPath can work with your team to define and deliver the assistance you need, bringing your system to market faster, at a lower total cost, and certified-ready – for even the most mission-critical environments. CertiPath’s Trusted PACS Product Design Services offers an additive amount of assistance:

Trusted PACS Classroom Session

Ideal for the product managers and chief technology officers evaluating the market opportunity to integrate PKI into their solutions. This focuses on technical requirements from the CErtiPAth Trusted PACS Body of Knowledge (BoK).

Comprehensive Analysis of Single Component Architecture

This solution is ideal for product managers, chief technology officers and system engineers with responsibility to integrate PKI into their component solutions. In depth discussion between your development team and CertiPath to identify your current situation and technical roadmap for your component. This focuses on individual component level technical requirements from the CertiPAth Trusted PACS Body of Knowledge (BoK).

Comprehensive Analysis of System Architecture

This 3 day session involves in depth discussion between your development team and executive leadership to identify your current situation and technical roadmap for the company.