RE: FIPS chassis/linux security engineer?

[Lucky Green]

Hmm. Looking at the amazing number of unread messages in this folder, the
list sure has picked up again.

Eric wrote:
> Does anyone know of a manufacturer of FIPS 140 certified or 
> certifiable 1u/2u rack mount chassis?

Eric,
There is a lot more to FIPS 140-2 than the case. It's what's inside the
aluminum case that matters. In principle, any solid case with 6 sides could
be the basis for a FIPS certified device.

--Lucky Green



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FIPS chassis/linux security engineer?

[Eric Murray]

Does anyone know of a manufacturer of FIPS 140 certified or
certifiable 1u/2u rack mount chassis?

For a seperate project, does anyone know of a small linux-ready/able
box with ethernet?
Gumstix looks cool but I need hardwire networking.


Last, I'm looking for a Linux expert security engineer in the SF
bay area.  (I'm managing a security group at a startup that has
been shipping products to paying customers for a few years.  No its
not lne.com, this just address I use to post).

This person will need to know linux/unix OS security/hardening _in
depth_ and also have an understanding of crypto APIs (writing them not
using them) plus significant industry experience.  Sorry, no relocation
assistance.


Eric

Re: FIPS chassis/linux security engineer?

[Thomas Shaddack]

On Sat, 17 Jul 2004, Eric Murray wrote:

> For a seperate project, does anyone know of a small linux-ready/able
> box with ethernet?
> Gumstix looks cool but I need hardwire networking.

Soekris, .
PXA255, 

Are there more, and/or better?