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Overview
R&S
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FPH
4Instrument Security Procedures 1178.8994.02 ─ 05
1 Overview
Securing important information is crucial in many applications.
Generally, highly secured environments do not allow any test equipment to leave the
area unless it can be proven that no user information leaves with the test equipment,
e.g. to be calibrated.
"Regarding sanitization, the principal concern is ensuring that data is not unintention-
ally released"
[1].
This document provides a statement regarding the volatility of the memory types used
and specifies the steps required to sanitize an instrument.
The procedures in this document follow "NIST Special Publication 800-88: Guidelines
for Media Sanitization"
[1].
In addition, recommendations are provided to safeguard information on the R&S FPH.
References
See the following literature for further information.
[1] Kissel Richard L. [et al.] Guidelines for Media Sanitization = Special Publication (NIST SP) =
NIST SP - 800-88 Rev 1. - Gaithersburg : [s.n.], December 17, 2014.
[2] National Industrial Security Program Authorization Office Defense Security Service (DSS)
Assessment and Authorization Process Manual (DAAPM). - May 6, 2019.
[3] ACSC Australian Cyber Security Centre Australian Government Information Security Manual,
January 2020.