Clavister Achieves Common Criteria Certification for Latest AI-powered Software

The certification, conducted by the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) and its certification body CSEC, underscores Clavister’s commitment to providing trusted, high-assurance cybersecurity solutions for mission-critical applications.
 
Clavister cOS Core 15 powers both the Clavister CyberArmour and Clavister NetWall product families, ensuring robust protection for public administration, critical infrastructure and defense environments. As part of NATO's NIAPC (NATO Information Assurance Product Catalogue), Clavister’s firewall technology meets the stringent security requirements necessary to protect sensitive and mission-critical networks.
 
A major advancement of Clavister cOS Core 15 is the integration of Clavister’s AI-based threat detection technology. Developed from years of scientific research, this AI-powered solution enables instant on-device anomaly detection, eliminating the need for cloud dependency or external connectivity. This enhancement accelerates threat detection and strengthens protection against evasive zero-day supply chain attacks.
 
"This certification validates the security, reliability, and robustness of our firewall technology," said John Vestberg, CEO at Clavister. "With the addition of AI-powered functionalities, we are not only meeting but exceeding the demands of modern cybersecurity, ensuring that our customers can operate securely in an increasingly complex digital landscape."
 
The Common Criteria certification is an internationally recognised security standard that evaluates the trustworthiness of IT products. By achieving this certification, Clavister reaffirms its position as a trusted European provider of high-security firewall solutions for both civil and military clients.