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4 Chain - of - trust Record Encryption in Transit

NIST PIV and digital identity SP 800-156
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Chain - of - trust Record Encryption in Transit

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The confidentiality of the chain-of-trust record is to be protected at all times by both the producing and consuming organizations. In addition to encrypting the chain-of-trust record in accordance with XML encryption, as documented in Section 3.3 for PIVChainOfTrustType, the chain-of-trust records should be encrypted in transit between the chain-of-trust producer and the chain-of-trust consumer. Some example mechanisms for chain-of-trust transmission include but are not limited to: FTPS, HTTPS secured web services, and out of band mechanisms such as S/MIME secure email. The encryption used shall be compliant with the [ FIPS140 ] standard.