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SECURE COMMUNICATION INTEROPERABILITY PROTOCOL (SCIP)
The Secure Communication Interoperability Protocol (SCIP) is a communications standard developed by the National Security Agency (NSA) to enable interoperable secure communications among allies and partners around the globe.
The SCIP-210 Signaling Plan is the specification that defines the application layer signaling used to negotiate a secure end-to-end session between two communication devices, independent of network transport. SCIP negotiates the operational mode (e.g., voice, data, etc.), the cryptographic algorithm suite (e.g., Suite A, Suite B, etc), and the traffic encryption key used for each secure session. It also provides capabilities for cryptographic synchronization and operational mode control between communicating end-point devices. SCIP is designed to operate over any network and is currently utilized in devices operating on a wide variety of networks including PSTN, ISDN, CDMA, GSM, IP, and satellite.
Potential developers of SCIP devices may contact the NSA SCIP Program Office at SCIP_POC@missi.ncsc.mil for further information. The SCIP-210 Signaling Plan is available without restrictions on its use for the development, manufacture, and sale of SCIP products. Compliance and interoperability testing will be necessary to ensure secure interoperability between the wide variety of current and future SCIP products.
| Name | Date | Version | File Type | File Size |
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03/15/2011 |
120623 |
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07/12/2011 |
316427 |
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07/12/2011 |
353340 |
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Universal Elliptic Curve (EC) Key Material |
07/12/2011 |
467022 |
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Universal Multipoint PPK Key |
07/12/2011 |
221581 |
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CRC Calculation |
07/12/2011 |
134873 |
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Universal Call Setup Encryption (CSE) |
07/12/2011 |
181767 |
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Universal ECMQV Key Agreement and TEK Derivation |
07/12/2011 |
105340 |
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Universal Multipoint PPK Processing |
07/12/2011 |
156329 |
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Call Setup Encryption (CSE) State Vector Processing |
07/12/2011 |
150965 |
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Universal Fixed Filler Generation |
07/12/2011 |
129488 |
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Point-to-Point Cryptographic Verification with HMAC |
07/12/2011 |
318526 |
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Secure G.729D Voice |
07/12/2011 |
150133 |
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Secure Reliable Transport (RT) Asynchronous Data |
07/12/2011 |
126626 |
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Secure Best Effort Transport (BET) Data |
07/12/2011 |
158329 |
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Secure Dial Processing |
07/12/2011 |
166684 |
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AES-256 Encryption Algorithm |
07/12/2011 |
154357 |
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07/20/2012 |
331219 |
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SCIP Reference Module 106 Rev. 1.1 Universal CSE Key Material format and Fil |
11/19/2012 |
83099 |
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SCIP Reference Module 350 Rev. 1.1 Interoperable TP COI |
11/19/2012 |
82606 |
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Application state Vector Processing |
11/19/2012 |
154789 |
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SCIP Reference Module 547 Rev. 1.0 Secure Messaging Processing |
11/19/2012 |
71991 |
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Crypto Spec Main Module |
11/19/2012 |
189957 |
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Network-Specific Minimun Essential Requirements 8 July 2011 |
05/28/2013 |
85438 |
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Reference Madule 501 - Secure MELP(e) Voice Specification 8 January 2013 |
05/28/2013 |
352303 |
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Reference madule 562-Galois/Counter Mode (GCM) Data Integrity 8 January 2013 |
05/28/2013 |
141977 |
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U.S. Secure Communication Interoperability Protocol (SCIP) ver IP Impementation Standard and Minimum Essential Requirements (MER) 8 July 2011 |
05/28/2013 |
451941 |
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Minimum Essential requirements (MER) for V.150.1 Gateways 8 July 2011 |
05/28/2013 |
435754 |
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Signaling Plan |
06/11/2013 |
2685148 |