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1.1 Purpose

NIST PIV and digital identity FIPS 201-3 against FIPS 201-2
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Before · FIPS 201-2

This Standard defines a reliable, government-wide identity credential for use in applications such as access to Federally controlled facilities and information systems. This Standard has been developed within the context and constraints of Federal law, regulations, and policy based on currently available and evolving information processing technology.

This Standard specifies a PIV system within which a common identity credential can be created and later used to verify a claimed identity. The Standard also identifies Federal government-wide requirements for security levels that are dependent on risks to the facility or information being protected.

After · FIPS 201-3

This Standard defines a reliable, government-wide identity credentialcredentials for use in applications such as access to Federallyfederally controlled facilities and information systems. This Standard has been developed within the context and constraints of Federalfederal lawlaws, regulations, and policypolicies based on currently available and evolving information processing technology.

This Standard specifies a PIV system within which a common identity credentialcredentials can be created and later used to verify a claimed identity. The Standard also identifies Federalfederal government-wide requirements for security levels that are dependent on risks to thefederal facilityfacilities or information being protected.