Summary This technical report on the successful use of security standards is intended to help users, especially those from developing countries, to gain a better understanding of the value of using related ITU-T Recommendations in a variety of contexts (e.g. business, commerce, government, industry). A number of success factors are identified which, when followed, yield widely commercially accepted standards. This report covers the use of security standards in a variety of applications and introduces readers to the relevance and importance of foundational security standards such as architectural standards, methodology, definitions, and other high-level guidance. The overall focus is to encourage successful and productive use of these standards. Keywords ASN.1, authentication, cybersecurity, PKI, SAML, security, spam, trust, XACML Change Log This document contains Version 1 of the ITU-T Technical Report on use of security “Successful the ITU-T Study Group 17 meeting held in Geneva, 29 August - standards” approved at 7 September 2016. Mr Abbie Barbir Tel: +1 3153083840 Editor: Aetna E-mail: United States CONTENTS Page
Summary This technical report on the successful use of security standards is intended to help users, especially those from developing countries, to gain a better understanding of the value of using ITU-T Recommendations in a variety of contexts (e.g. business, commerce, government, industry). A number of success factors are identified which, when followed, yield widely commercially accepted standards. This report covers the use of security standards in a variety of applications and introduces readers to the relevance and importance of foundational security standards such as architectural standards, methodology, definitions, and other high-level guidance. The overall focus is to encourage successful and productive use of these standards. Keywords ASN.1, authentication, cybersecurity, PKI, SAML, security, spam, trust, XACML Change Log This document contains Version 1 of the ITU-T Technical Report on “Successful use of security standards” approved at the ITU-T Study Group 17 meeting held in Geneva, 29 August - 7 September 2016. Editor: Mr Abbie Barbir Aetna United States Tel: +1 3153083840 E-mail: CONTENTS Page related
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