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Development Consulting
FIPS140-2 Preliminary PlanningReview of existing product documentation.
- Engineering specifications and design documents
- Product manuals
Teleconferences with the testing laboratory (as required)
Preparation of a report encompasing:
- Design issues which require addressing for FIPS140-2 validation
- Implications on selection of FIPS140-2 validation levels
- High-level design approach
FIPS140-2 Validation Package PreparationPreparation of materials required for a FIPS140-2 validation.
- Security Policy Drafting
- Vendor Evidence Documentation Drafting
- Algorithm Validation
Note: these activities require interaction with appropriate technical staff in the client engineering organisation.
FIPS140-2 Testing Laboratory LiasonInterface with the selected Testing Laboratory on behalf of the client.
FIPS140-2 Cryptographic Algorithm Validation ImplementationAssistance and/or implementation of cryptographic algorithm testing for specified algorithms. Includes assistance with review of required runtime tests which must be added to the client product.
FIPS140-2 Submission Package ReviewReview of all submission material and assistance with updates to meet the current requirements of FIPS140-2.
FIPS140-2 Re-validation Preparation
For future product releases, revalidation can be straight forward or complicated depending on the nature of the changes to the cryptographic module since the previous release.
Smartcard Interfacing with Multi-Vendor DevicesInterfacing with the smartcard devices from a range of vendors on different platforms.
Smartcards and Embedded PlatformsEmbedded platforms offer their own challenges when interfacing to smartcard systems as non-Win32 platforms often means interfacing directly at the APDU level.
- Card-level Smartcard Interfaces
- Vendor Smartcard Middleware Interfaces
- Using Open Source Smartcard Middleware
Public Key Infrastructure Planning
Deployment of smartcard based systems usually involves the creation of X.509 based digital certificates and the associated public key infrastucture for deployment, operation, and lifecycle management.
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With 15 guaranteed contracts already on the books, including Gortat's, Washington, according to sources, will not keep Marshall, Brown or Lee. - NBA.com
A trade is in place for Marcin Gortat to join the Washington Wizards. Phoenix will also send Shannon Brown, Kendall Marshall and Malcolm Lee to D.C. and in return will get Emeka Okafor and a 2014 1st round pick.
Proposed deal will send Gortat, Shannon Brown and Kendall Marshall to Wizards and Suns on course to receive Emeka Okafor & at least one pick
— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) October 25, 2013
Fantasy OutlookThis is a great deal for Gortat as he is no longer going to be in the dog house and have to share minutes. Okafor will take a huge hit as the minutes will be shared with the Morris twins and Alex Len, if he even plays at all!
Will be shocked if Okafor ever plays a minute in PHX. Suns didn't get him to play. Wiz could still have as much as $16M in cap room next yr.
— David Aldridge (@daldridgetnt) October 25, 2013

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The Queen's Rain
Okay – I just used ye olde 'popping out for a sandwich' wheeze because I was jealous of the Twitter posts by @warrenkingphoto and @greenwichcouk and wanted to see some pomp come rain or come shine, mostly rain. If you want photos of the Queen, I suggest you try following those guys; you won't get any from me. I can confirm she wore a red hat as the woman in front of me told her mate that she did.
Here's my view:
But actually, you can't miss the most impressive bit, at the top of this post – the guys on the Cutty Sark's masts, standing there in the rain waiting for Her Majesty to arrive, then while a (rather beautiful) specially-composed choral/orchestral piece was played (I'd actually like to hear it again some time in the dry when I could properly listen to it; if anyone knows of a YouTube or other recording I'd be keen to know; I'm a big fan of modern choral works) and then continuing to hang around while the Queen was inside the ship.
Here they are again, almost certainly beginning to wish they hadn't said 'yes' in the pub last night:
Take note of the flag btw; it's all going to change…
I actually, by complete accident (and because I thought I'd better actually come back with said sandwich) was coming out of Rhodes when Her Maj arrived.
But to be honest, that was the closest I ever got. I found myself stuck behind a bunch of furry microphones and butch blokes with giant telephoto lenses and that was that. Still the music was nice. Apparently the Queen received sundry gifts (I refrained from squealing 'open it, open it' ), unveiled something and went inside the Cutty Sark.
But hold the virtual press.
As you've probably noticed, I'm writing this as I'm downloading photos and weirdly even if I didn't get any glimpses of her, my camera did. I always thought people holding up cameras and vaguely pointing them in the right direction were wasting their time, but I just tried it and this popped out:
So yeah – I can now confirm she wore a red hat and a red coat. Just call me the Royal Greenwich Phantom Royal Fashion Correspondent.
I turned to go but the chaps up the masts hadn't finished yet. The Cutty Sark had, for the first time in a very long while (and, I suspect won't be having for another very long while) the Royal Ensign raised – to show the Queen's at home:
Here is is, lovingly and expertly photoshopped to show it in all its regal glory:
My sandwich break was getting a bit obvious, so I had to nip back. I am now 'writing a really important document.'
I am sure Warren and Rob will give you all the gen on the rest of the day.
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