Blue Coat® Systems, Inc. FIPS 140-2 certificates

Blue Coat® Systems, Inc. holds 18 FIPS 140 certificates in NIST's Cryptographic Module Validation Program, covering ProxySG, Blue and SSL. None are active: all 18 are historical or revoked.

Cert	Module	Standard	Status	Level	Validated
2362	SSL Visibility Appliance	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2015-04-23
2361	SSL Visibility Appliance	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2015-04-23
2257	ProxySG S500-10 [1] and S500-20 [2]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2014-09-22
2256	ProxySG S400-20 [1], S400-30 [2] and S400-40 [3]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2014-09-22
2255	Secure Web Gateway Virtual Appliance-V100	FIPS 140-2	historical	1	2014-09-22
2197	ProxySG SG9000-20 [1], SG9000-20B [2], SG9000-30 [3] and SG9000-40 [4]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2014-06-27
2196	ProxySG SG600-10 [1], SG600-20 [2] and SG600-35 [3]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2014-06-27
2195	ProxySG SG900-10B [1], SG900-20 [2], SG900-30 [3], SG900-45 [4] and SG900-55 [5]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2014-06-27
2194	Blue Coat® Systems SSL Visibility Appliance	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2014-06-27
2025	Blue Coat Systems, Software Cryptographic Module	FIPS 140-2	historical	1	2013-11-12
1771	ProxySG 510-5 [1], 510-10 [2], 510-20 [3], 510-25 [4], 810-5 [5], 810-10 [6], 810-20 [7] and 810-25 [8]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2012-07-31
1770	ProxySG 510-5 [1], 510-10 [2], 510-20 [3], 510-25 [4], 810-5 [5], 810-10 [6], 810-20 [7], 810-25 [8]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2012-07-31
1768	ProxySG 9000-10 [1], 9000-20 [2] and 9000-20B [3]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2012-07-27
1767	ProxySG 900-10 [1], 900-10B [2], 900-20 [3], 900-30 [4], 900-45 [5] and 900-55 [6]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2012-07-27
1766	ProxySG 9000-10 [1], 9000-20 [2], 9000-20B [3], 9000-30 [4] and 9000-40 [5]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2012-07-27
1736	ProxySG 600-10 [1], 600-20 [2] and 600-35 [3]	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2012-06-21
1223	ProxySG 510 and ProxySG 810	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2009-11-17
1222	ProxySG 8100	FIPS 140-2	historical	2	2009-11-17

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.