The mission of the North American Security Products Organization, NASPO, is to: develop national and international fraud countermeasure and control standards and to support those standards through education, auditing, certification and accreditation of certification bodies. 

NASPO is an ANSI-accredited standards development organization based in Washington, D.C. Its members include Fortune 500 companies, commercial, industrial, government and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

Comment Period Open throught May 26, 2013

Members of the public, individuals and organizations are invited to comment on proposed changes to the American national standard, ANSI/NASPO-SA-2008, Security Assurance Standard.

To view the proposed changes to ANSI/NASPO-SA-2008 please click here to download a copy of the proposed changes.

To purchase a copy of  the full ANSI/NASPO-SA-2008 Security Assurance Standard, please click here.

To make comments, please click here to download a copy of the comment template that will be used by the body formed by NASPO, to review and reach consensus on the disposition of  all comments received.

Please eMail your comments to:

David A. Brown

Chairman, NASPO National Standards Committee (NNSC)

david.a.brown@intel.com

To directly contact the NASPO National Standards Committee send email to nnsc@naspo.info.
 

ISO TC 247 Working Group 1 (ISO 16125) - “Fraud countermeasures and controls, Security management system- Requirements” 

ISO TC 247 Working Group 2 - ISO Guidance document on vocabulary for ISO TC 247

ISO TC 247 Working Group 3 (ISO 16678) - “Guidelines for interoperable object identification and related authentication systems to deter counterfeiting and illicit trade"

ISO PC 246 (ISO 12931) - "Performance criteria for authentication solutions for anti-counterfeiting in the field of material goods" 

ISO TC130/247 Joint Working Group (ISO 14298) "Graphic technology -- Management of security printing processes"

Certified NASPO member maintain high level of compliance to the operational protocols of one of three levels..These certifcations ensure that any brand owner, product manager, or customer needing security products or services can ascertain that a NASPO member company is certified to operate within its classification. Members will be certified on an annual basis by NASPO qualified auditors, who conduct on-site audits at the members' facilities. There are presently twenty-nine companies and 37 plants who have achieved certification.