Samsung Electronics announced that it meshed Samsung Knox, the trusted security solution, into its 2024 TVs and achieved Common Criteria (CC) certification before product launch.
They secured the Common Criteria (CC) certification for their Knox security solution, which will be assembled into TVs in 2024 ahead of the announcement. The certification the brand makes sure signifies that the TVs have undergone independent testing as well as strong security standards.
Basically, to form an impression of IT gadget security, CC certification, trusted by 31 countries, is a widely recognized standard. Over the past decade, the Korean giants have embarked on a journey, with Samsung Knox upholding the integrity of this certification through continuous security improvements in their TVs. Samsung accomplished the certification before the TV’s debut, demonstrating their commitment to providing secure products from day one.
The Executive Vice President of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics, Yongjae Kim, stated that “as our daily lives become even more connected, Samsung understands the fundamental need that customers have for the privacy and security of their personal information.”
Actually, the CC certification just makes for consistent and accurate integrity-weighing standards for IT gadgets and continues to enhance the efficiency of evaluation as well as certification. Along with the upgraded and improved evaluation and consistent standards, the CC aims to bolster confidence in the security of certified IT products. The CC certification comprises a Protection Profile (PP) and a Security Target (ST).
Finally, Samsung Knox met the security target and achieved the standards for the CC. The CC certification introduces three core security features of Samsung Knox, which are as follows: Tizen OS Monitoring, Phishing Website Blocking, and Enhanced Personal Information Protection.
