ScoutWyze · NIST CMVP data as of 2026-10-11 18:35 UTC · 729 active certificates

Is this product's encryption FIPS 140-3 validated?

NIST validates crypto modules, not products. We map product versions to their modules and report the live status, sunset date and post-quantum support, with the NIST certificate as the receipt. If the mapping isn't clear, we say UNVERIFIED instead of guessing.

Get a warning before a certificate expires

Certificates sunsetting in the next 180 days

ProductVersionSunsetDaysCertificates
Apple macOS122026-10-2715#4951 #4956 #4854
Apple iOS / iPadOS152026-10-2715#4854 #5025 #5030
Juniper Networks Juniper Junos (by platform)QFX10002/10008/100162026-11-1736#4882
Palo Alto Networks Panorama11.02026-12-1867#4927 #4935
HPE Aruba Networking Aruba (AOS / gateways)AOS (OpenSSL + Crypto Module)2026-12-1968#4929 #4940
SonicWall SonicWall SonicOSSonicOS 7.0.1 (NSa/NSsp)2027-03-30169#4995

What the statuses mean

ACTIVE on NIST's active listEXPIRING sunset within 180 daysHISTORICAL off the active listIN_QUEUE in NIST testing or reviewNOT_VALIDATED no certificate, nothing in queueUNVERIFIED mapping unclear or data stale

API for teams and agents: GET /v1/fips/lookup?product=FortiOS&version=7.6, batch evidence files via POST /v1/fips/batch?format=csv. Not legal or compliance advice; confirm with your assessor.