Access the Common Criteria portal for international recognition information and participating schemes.
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The Common Criteria Recognition Arrangement (CCRA) was established in 1998 in order for certification authorities to mutually recognise each other's certified products.
Initially, the CCRA was comprised of certification authorities from Canada, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States. Australia and New Zealand joined the CCRA in 1999. A list of current participants can be found on the Common Criteria website.
Consumers can be confident that each participant in the CCRA ensures evaluations are performed to a high and consistent standard. This eliminates the need for duplicating product evaluations within different countries.
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