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We have customers who use the NIST-ciphers for key exchange. The IBM support-Team told us, that Sterling Secure Proxy does not currently support the NIST key Exchange algorithms. So, we are asking for it to be implemented as soon as possible.
What is your industry? | Healthcare |
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We need to be able to keep up with the security standards our partners have implemented in their systems to exchange data with us. |
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The requested NIST key algorithms i.e. "ecdh-sha2-nistp256", "ecdh-sha2-nistp384", "ecdh-sha2-nistp521" are supported now for 6.0 stream and will be available this week on 3.4.3 series.
The NIST key Exchange algorithms are being planned to be implemented in one of the future Secure Proxy releases in 2019. This could be around mid of 2019 tentatively (not a commitment)