The GMV GNSS Cryptographic Module has been developed under the Security by Design approach, providing not only the official OSNMA cryptographic algorithms, but also additional security measures such as secure memory management, reliable erasure of sensitive data, strict control of states, and self-executing tests for continuous verification of system integrity.

The GMV GNSS Cryptographic Module is EAL2 Common Criteria (CC) certified by the National Cryptologic Centre (CCN), subordinate to the Spanish National Intelligence Centre (CNI). This independent international certification confirms that the module has successfully passed a design, development, and documentation evaluation, providing a solid guarantee of functionality and security in the global market.

GMV has implemented a strategic plan to manage and monitor the cybersecurity of the GMV GNSS Cryptographic Module, for at least 5 years, which includes the following support channels:

• A vulnerability publication channel. Any new vulnerability identified in the module will be analyzed and published in the NIST National Vulnerability Database (NVD).
• A specific communication channel through the email [email protected], where end users and researchers can report vulnerabilities or request additional information about the security of the product.

Common Criteria certification is globally recognized through mutual recognition agreements such as SOGIS-MRA and CCRA. This endorsement allows its acceptance in more than 30 countries, including the United States, Canada, Japan, and Germany, consolidating its position as a reliable security solution in international markets.