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Avaya, Inc.

10 FIPS 140 certificates · 1 active · data as of 2026-09-08

Avaya, Inc. holds 10 FIPS 140 certificates in NIST's Cryptographic Module Validation Program, covering Avaya, VSU and Secure. 1 is still active, 9 have moved to the historical list.

1 certificate on the 140-2 sunset list. Every FIPS 140-2 validation still active moves to the historical list on 2026-09-21. What that means and the full list.
CertModuleStandardStatusLevelValidated
4635Avaya G450/G430 FIPS 140-2 Cryptographic ModuleFIPS 140-2active · sunsets 2026-09-2112023-10-11
4040Avaya BoringCrypto AndroidFIPS 140-2historical12021-10-05
2374Avaya WLAN 9100 Access PointsFIPS 140-2historical22015-05-08
1674Secure Router 4134FIPS 140-2historical22012-02-06
1673Secure Router 2330FIPS 140-2historical22012-02-06
610G250 and G250-BRI Branch Office Media Gateways w/FIPSFIPS 140-2historical12005-12-23
601G350 Branch Office Media Gateway w/FIPSFIPS 140-2historical12005-12-08
519G350 Branch Office Media Gateway w/FIPSFIPS 140-2historical12005-04-07
159VSU-5000 and VSU-7500FIPS 140-1historical22001-07-27
158VSU-100/VSU-100R and VSU-2000FIPS 140-1historical22001-07-27

NIST records the vendor as free text, so one company can appear under several spellings. Those are grouped here. Corporate families are not: a product line can change owner, and the certificates stay with the registration that earned them. The nShield modules run from nCipher Corporation through Thales to Entrust, and this tracker keeps those as three vendors because that is how NIST holds them.