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2.4 Invalidation

NIST PIV and digital identity SP 800-157 Rev. 1 (Draft)
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Invalidation

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When an authenticator associated with a derived PIV credential is compromised (e.g., lost, stolen, or damaged), that derived PIV credential SHALL be invalidated as described below.

All derived PIV credentials associated with a given PIV identity account SHALL be invalidated when that PIV identity account is terminated, typically due to the cardholder’s loss of PIV credential eligibility. Issuers of derived PIV credentials SHALL continuously monitor the associated PIV identity account to determine its termination status. Meeting this requirement is simplified because the subject’s PIV Card, credential eligibility, and all derived PIV credentials are maintained in one account — the PIV identity account — and maintained by the home agency IdMS.

If a PIV Card or derived PIV credential is invalidated due to loss or compromise, the home agency or issuer SHOULD check to see whether any derived PIV credentials have been recently (typically within the past seven days) bound to the PIV identity account and if so, determine whether they were appropriately issued to the subject. Termination of the PIV Card, which may occur due to loss or other compromise, does not usually require the invalidation of associated derived PIV credentials unless it is a result of termination of the associated PIV identity account.

The non-voluntary invalidation of a derived PIV credential SHALL be handled as specified in [CSP] .