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Fasoo AI Adds CMVP-Validated Crypto Module to Wrapsody eCo

The platform already held Korea's KCMVP validation and now meets North American procurement requirements for federal and defense supply chains.

Fasoo AI said on 10 November 2026 that its supply-chain data security collaboration platform Wrapsody eCo now includes a cryptographic module validated under the US Cryptographic Module Validation Program (CMVP).

CMVP is operated jointly by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Canada's Communications Security Establishment (CSE). Validation under the program is a baseline requirement for supplying IT products to US and Canadian federal governments and public institutions, and North American government agencies and the defense industry require partner companies in their supply chains to meet the same standard.

According to dailysecu.com, Wrapsody eCo encrypts documents exchanged in external collaboration and assigns granular permissions per user. Users can change or revoke viewing rights after a document has been sent externally, and administrators can track usage history such as viewing and editing. Document virtualization technology auto-syncs documents to the latest version for recipients, and the platform is also offered as a SaaS cloud service.

Wrapsody eCo previously obtained Korea's KCMVP cryptographic module validation, and with the CMVP addition it now also meets North American procurement security requirements.

Kang Bong-ho, head of Fasoo AI's service business division, said the verified encryption and permission-control technology will support Korean defense companies' overseas collaboration.

Quick answers

What validation does Wrapsody eCo now hold?

It holds Korea's KCMVP validation and now also includes a cryptographic module validated under the US CMVP program.

Why does CMVP validation matter?

CMVP, run jointly by NIST and Canada's CSE, is a baseline requirement for supplying IT products to US and Canadian federal governments and public institutions.

What can users do with documents shared through Wrapsody eCo?

They can change or revoke viewing rights after a document is sent externally, while administrators track usage history such as viewing and editing.

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