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Research In Motion Ltd.

23 FIPS 140 certificates · 0 active · data as of 2026-09-08

Research In Motion Ltd. holds 23 FIPS 140 certificates in NIST's Cryptographic Module Validation Program, covering BlackBerry. None are active: all 23 are historical or revoked.

CertModuleStandardStatusLevelValidated
1765BlackBerry Cryptographic Java ModuleFIPS 140-2historical12012-07-31
1713BlackBerry Cryptographic LibraryFIPS 140-2historical12012-05-03
1669BlackBerry Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12012-01-19
1575BlackBerry Smartcard ReaderFIPS 140-2historical32011-07-15
1454BlackBerry Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12010-11-29
1252BlackBerry Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12010-01-06
1237BlackBerry Cryptographic LibraryFIPS 140-2historical12009-12-07
1146BlackBerry Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12009-06-24
1083BlackBerry Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12009-01-22
986BlackBerry Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12008-07-24
939BlackBerry Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12008-04-23
827BlackBerry® Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12007-08-27
791BlackBerry® Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12007-06-21
593BlackBerry® Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12005-12-01
591BlackBerry Enterprise Server™ Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12005-12-01
500BlackBerry® Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12005-01-18
496BlackBerry Enterprise Server™ Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12005-01-07
445BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12004-06-30
408BlackBerry™ 5810 and BlackBerry™ 5820FIPS 140-2historical22004-04-05
360BlackBerry® Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12003-11-20
357BlackBerry® Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12003-11-20
312BlackBerry Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-2historical12003-03-28
137BlackBerry 850/857 and BlackBerry 950/957 Cryptographic KernelFIPS 140-1historical12001-03-01

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.