FIDO Alliance User Authentication Interoperability Testing Event

Registration is now open for the FIDO Alliance User Authentication Interoperability Testing Event for those certifying an authenticator and/or server! 

Event details:

Test Session Dates: June 17 – 21, 2024
Registration Cutoff: May 31, 2024
Self-Conformance Test Tool Results due by: May 31, 2024
Server Pre-testing: June 5 to 7, 2024
Authenticator Pre-testing: June 10 to 14, 2024
Included Protocols: FIDO2 and UAF 

Event Location: Remote Attendance (FIDO Certification will be conducting testing during Pacific Standard Time business hours as a preference and can work to accommodate all time zones as necessary.)

Please be sure to complete the following steps (#1-3) in order to participate in the interoperability test event. Step #4 prompts the succeeding actions related to server and authenticator certification in the path to becoming certified.

1.  Successfully complete self-conformance testing by means of using the official FIDO Alliance Test Tool. Successful results from the test tool will be required in order to participate in the Interoperability event. You will be granted access to the official self-conformance test tool right after you complete your online test tool registration. Please use the latest version of the test tools. 

2.  If not already completed by your company, complete a FIDO Certification Non-disclosure Agreement. This agreement is required to protect all test participants’ confidential information. If not already completed, it must be completed and submitted to certification@fidoalliance.org when completing your event registration.  

3.  Register before May 31, 2024, for the interop.

Submit self-conformance test results by May 31, 2024.

Pre-testing is strongly recommended. (Interop Pre-testing, including participant contact information, server URLs, and authenticator metadata, will be shared after registration closes, usually the Tuesday/Wednesday before the event.).  

4.  Following successful functional testing (conformance and interop testing), servers are prompted to complete a certification request, and authenticators proceed to the security certification step. Authenticators are required to either submit a Level 1 (L1) Vendor Questionnaire for security evaluation or contract a FIDO Accredited Security Lab to complete Level 1+ or higher security evaluation.