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After almost three decades at the core of European IT security certification, the SOGIS Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) has reached the end of its operational life, formally giving way to the EU Cybersecurity Certification Scheme on Common Criteria (EUCC).

Spanish laboratories of Brightsight are authorized to perform security evaluations of IT products as independent test labs under the EUCC.

Following Brightsight’s successful assessment, Samsung’s U100 becomes the first UWB device within the Car Connectivity Consortium’s Digital Key program to be awarded a SESIP Assurance Level 3 certificate under this profile.

Eviden’s cryptovision ePasslet Suite running on Infineon’s SECORA™ ID V2 platform pioneer the market by reaching the highest FIDO2 certification level 3+ for their authenticator solution.

Brightsight CB formally licensed by the Dutch NCCA to conduct certification activities for the EUCC scheme.

Brightsight's laboratory in Singapore recognized by the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Security Standard Council (SSC) to conduct security evaluations using the PCI MPoC Standard.

Brightsight accredited by the Dutch National Accreditation Council as EUCC Certification Body.

Brightsight evaluates Owlet Dream Sight™ against RED cybersecurity requirements, allowing it to become the first baby monitor to carry the SGS Cybersecurity Mark.

Brightsight Certification Body (CB) is proud to announce the issuance of its inaugural SESIP certificate, marking a significant milestone in the company’s growth in security certifications.

As of 11 December 2027, the CRA will become a mandatory certification. This article provides an update to the latest CRA developments.