GB/T 18794.1-2002
ActiveInformation technology--Open systems interconnection--Security frameworks for open systems--Part 1:Overview
信息技术 开放系统互连 开放系统安全框架 第1部分:概述
Application Summary AI generated
This standard provides the foundational overview and general concepts for security frameworks within Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) environments. It is applied in the design and evaluation of secure communication protocols and systems, serving as a reference for developers and engineers working on network security architectures. The standard is specifically used in the context of information technology, guiding the implementation of security services across interconnected open systems.
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