This standard's recommendations for security architectures in open systems address the application of information security services in open systems environments, where “open systems” includes areas such as databases, distributed applications, open distributed processing, and OSI. do. Security architecture is concerned with specifying how to provide protection provided by systems, objects in a system, and interactions between systems. A security architecture is not related to a methodology for constructing a system or mechanism. A security architecture describes the data elements and sequence of operations (but not protocol elements) used to obtain a specific security service. These security services apply to the communication of entities in a system, as well as to the exchange of data between systems and the management of data by the systems. The Recommendations of this standard describe:
——Defining the basic concepts of non-repudiation - Defining general non-repudiation services - Identify possible mechanisms for providing non-repudiation services - Identify general management requirements for non-repudiation services and mechanisms Like other security services, non-repudiation is provided only within a security policy environment defined for a particular application. Security policy definitions are outside the scope of the recommendations of this standard. The scope of the recommendations of this standard includes a detailed specification of the protocol exchanges needed to be performed to achieve non-repudiation.
KS X ISO/IEC 10181-4:2013 history
2023KS X ISO/IEC 10181-4-2023 Information technology — Open System Interconnection — Security Framework in Open Systems – Part 4: Non-Repudiation
0000 KS X ISO/IEC 10181-4-2013(2018)
2013KS X ISO/IEC 10181-4:2013 Information technology — Open System Interconnection — Security Framework in Open Systems – Part 4: Non-Repudiation