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6 Reasons FIPS 140-3 Validation Matters to MSPs

Joe PannoneBy Joe Pannone August 6, 2026 · 2 min read
6 Reasons FIPS 140-3 Validation Matters to MSPs

Cybersecurity is built on trust—and that trust starts with proven security standards. As organizations place greater emphasis on protecting sensitive information, MSPs need solutions backed by recognized, independently validated technologies.

One of the most important standards in modern cryptography is FIPS 140-3, the latest federal standard for validating cryptographic modules. enQase recently announced that its cryptographic module has achieved FIPS 140-3 validation (Certificate #5346), marking an important milestone for organizations that rely on trusted encryption technologies.

Here are six reasons why this achievement matters to MSPs.

1. It Demonstrates Independent Validation

FIPS 140-3 validation is awarded only after a cryptographic module has been independently tested against stringent security requirements established by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

For MSPs, this provides added confidence that the underlying cryptographic technology has been evaluated against a recognized federal standard.

2. It Strengthens Customer Confidence

Clients increasingly want assurance that the technologies protecting their sensitive information are backed by recognized security standards.

A FIPS 140-3 validated cryptographic module provides an additional level of credibility that MSPs can bring to client conversations.

3. It Supports Government and Highly Regulated Environments

According to enQase, achieving FIPS 140-3 validation provides the capability to serve certain government organizations and highly regulated markets where validated cryptographic technology is often expected.

For MSPs working with clients in these environments, validated encryption can be an important consideration.

4. It Reflects a Commitment to Security Standards

Achieving FIPS 140-3 validation requires significant testing and verification.

For technology providers, it demonstrates a commitment to developing cryptographic solutions that meet established industry and federal security standards.

5. It Helps Differentiate Security Offerings

MSPs continually evaluate technologies that can help strengthen their service portfolio.

Working with solutions built on validated cryptographic modules allows providers to demonstrate that they are investing in trusted security technologies for their clients.

6. It Positions MSPs for Future Security Requirements

As organizations continue to evaluate their long-term data protection strategies, standards-based cryptography remains an important part of the conversation.

Choosing technologies that have achieved recognized cryptographic validation can help MSPs support clients with evolving security expectations.

 

Learn More

enQase recently announced that its cryptographic module has achieved FIPS 140-3 validation (Certificate #5346)—an important milestone that reinforces its commitment to trusted cryptographic security.

Read the full press release here

 

About enQase

enQase is a U.S.-based, full-stack quantum-safe security platform that unifies proven cryptography, physics-based quantum hardware, and a powerful software integration layer to deliver crypto agility for the quantum era.

The enQase Platform enables enterprises, defense organizations, cloud providers, and critical infrastructure operators to adopt quantum-safe technologies with minimal disruption, while maintaining business continuity and operational resilience.

By combining quantum-grade hardware with software-defined control and broad interoperability, enQase aligns with NIST standards, accelerates compliance readiness, and reduces risk across data, network, and compute layers in an evolving cryptographic landscape.

For more information, visit enQase.com.

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