TrustCB works with the following licensed labs:
Licensed Lab | Scope of lab license |
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Applus+ Ronda de la Font del Carme, s/n E-08193 Bellaterra (Barcelona) Spain Point of Contact: Guillem Malagarriga Email: [email protected] Tel: +34 93 567 20 00 |
LICENSED for: TrustCB SESIP Scheme PROVISIONALLY LICENSED for: GSMA eSA MIFARE |
Riscure B.V. Delftechpark 49 2628 XJ Delft The Netherlands Point of Contact: Pascal van Gimst Email: [email protected] Tel: +31 15 251 40 90 Web: www.riscure.com |
LICENSED for: TrustCB SESIP Scheme GSMA eSA PROVISIONALLY LICENSED for: MIFARE |
Serma Safety & Security 14, rue Galilée – CS10071 33608 Pessac France Point of Contact: Pierre-Marie MADEC Email: [email protected] Tel: +33 (0)5 33 20 65 17 Web: www.serma.com |
LICENSED for: MIFARE PROVISIONALLY LICENSED for: GSMA eSA TrustCB SESIP Scheme |
SGS Brightsight Brasserplein 2 2616 CT Delft The Netherlands SGS Brightsight (second lab location) Parc Oficinas Sant Cugat Nord Edifici A, Planta 2-B Plaça Xavier Cugat, núm. 2 08174 Sant Cugat del Vallés (Barcelona) Spain Point of Contact: Adjay Gopie Email: [email protected] Tel: +31 15 269 25 14 Web: www.brightsight.com |
LICENSED for: TrustCB SESIP Scheme MIFARE PROVISIONALLY LICENSED for: GSMA eSA |
TÜV Informationstechnik GmbH Am TÜV 1 45307 Essen Germany Point of Contact: Marc Le Guin Email: [email protected] Tel: +49-201-8999-639 |
LICENSED for: TrustCB SESIP Scheme PROVISIONALLY LICENSED for: MIFARE |
UL VS Limited Unit 1-3 Horizon Wade Road Kingsland Business Park Basingstoke, RG24 8AH UK Point of Contact: Debora Poon Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 1256 312081 Web: ims.ul.com |
LICENSED for: MIFARE PROVISIONALLY LICENSED for: GSMA eSA TrustCB SESIP Scheme |
TrustCB has provisionally licensed the following labs pending completion of a pilot evaluation to become a fully licensed lab:
Provisionally Licensed Lab | Scope of provisional license |
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AN Security Pte Ltd 124 Geylang Lorong 23 #02-01 ArcSphere, 388405 Singapore Point of Contact: Daryl Koh Email: [email protected] Tel: +65 98271864 Web: www.an-security.com |
PROVISIONALLY LICENSED for: TrustCB SESIP Scheme |
ECSEC Laboratory Inc. 3-21 Kanda-Nishiki-cho Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 101-0054 Japan Point of Contact: Hiroshi HARIMA Email: [email protected] Tel: +81-3-5259-8064 |
PROVISIONALLY LICENSED for: TrustCB SESIP Scheme |
SGS Cybersecurity Services Inffeldgasse 28 8010 Graz Austria Point of Contact: Wolfgang Krupp Email: [email protected] Tel: +43 1512 25 67 0 |
PROVISIONALLY LICENSED for: TrustCB SESIP Scheme |
UL Verification Services Pte Ltd 1 Fusionopolis Walk #10-01 Solaris Tower Singapore 132628 Point of Contact: Debora Poon Email: [email protected] Tel: +65 88128008 Web: ims.ul.com |
PROVISIONALLY LICENSED for: MIFARE TrustCB SESIP Scheme |
TrustCB licenses each evaluation laboratory (lab) that it uses to conduct IT security evaluations under one or more of the schemes operated by TrustCB. To be licensed, a lab must meet the minimum lab requirements, as detailed here.
Minimum requirements of labs licensed by TrustCB:
- The lab shall have a suitable functioning quality system for the control of evaluation tasks. This can be demonstrated through ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation by the national accreditation council of the lab testing activities with the appropriate scope (such as Common Criteria, ISO/IEC 15408, or ISO/IEC 18045).
- The lab shall employ staff who have demonstrable evaluation knowledge, general technical skills, IT skills, and knowledge of IT security evaluation (such as Common Criteria).
While this is partially addressed through the ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation process, TrustCB has a responsibility to ensure that the evaluators employed by the lab have suitable knowledge of the evaluation criteria and methodology, as well as suitable testing skills for the technical domain in which they operate. Evaluators must have completed a recognised evaluator training course and passed the associated examination.
- The lab shall demonstrate suitable security of the organisation’s operations, staff, and processes in relation to evaluation activities.
The lab shall document and apply security operating procedures to control the processes and the handling of evaluation materials (samples and evidence). The security operating procedures shall cover the handling and storage of physical items and the processing, exchange, and storage of electronic items. As such, the procedures must consider the physical location of the lab and the networks and computing equipment used within the lab and remotely.
- The lab shall demonstrate its ability to successfully complete an evaluation.
The lab shall successfully complete a trial evaluation, as specified by TrustCB, applicable to the scheme(s) under which the lab chooses to operate.
Application
To apply to become a licensed lab, a candidate lab must submit a request to TrustCB. The request must include evidence that the lab is already mostly compliant with the requirements and the lab’s plan (including timing) for address the gaps in the compliance. As such, and to avoid unnecessary delays in the licensing process, TrustCB highly recommends that the lab seeks accreditation against ISO/IEC17025 from its national accreditation council (such as the RvA in The Netherlands) to demonstrate the lab has a suitable functioning quality system.
TrustCB will review this request and associated evidence, and will respond with questions or an invoice for the lab licensing, together with a proposal for the lab audit.
At this point of the process, the lab can not claim any licensing status, beyond having applied to be licensed.
Audit and licensing fee(s)
Every year, including the year of application, the lab must pay the yearly license fee(s) and pass an audit for the schemes and technical domains the lab is (intended) to be licensed for. Non-conformities need to be resolved in a timely manner, as determined solely by TrustCB, or the lab’s licensing will be revoked partly or completely.
Provisionally licensed
Once all aspects of requirements 1-3 have been confirmed by TrustCB, TrustCB will give the lab a “provisional license”. At this point, the lab can perform a trial evaluation to show compliance to requirement 4 for a specific scheme.
To users of the lab, “provisionally licensed” therefore reflects confidence in the lab’s technical competence to perform trial evaluation, while full licensing is pending. Grey text is used in the above list of labs to indicate those labs that are provisionally licensed and/or provisional license for a particular scheme.
Note that there is no time limit to how long a lab can stay in this “provisionally licensed” status, as long as the lab fulfils requirements 1-3, passes the yearly audit and pays the yearly licensing fee(s).
Licensed
Once the trial evaluation has successfully been completed, all aspects of requirements 1-4 have been confirmed by TrustCB, a lab will be (fully) “licensed” for that scheme. Bolded black text is used in the above list of labs to indicate licensed labs and schemes for which the lab is licensed.
To users of the lab, “licensed” therefore reflects that at least once the lab has shown it can perform the necessary work and operate within the processes of the scheme.