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UNE EN 17646:2023 - Secure storage units - Classification for high security locks according to their resistance to unauthorized opening - Distributed systems

UNE EN 17646:2023

Secure storage units - Classification for high security locks according to their resistance to unauthorized opening - Distributed systems

Unidades de almacenamiento de seguridad. Clasificación para cerraduras de alta seguridad según su resistencia a la apertura no autorizada. Sistemas distribuidos.

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Standard number:UNE EN 17646:2023
Pages:31
Released:2023-03-15
Status:Standard
Pages (Spanish):34
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UNE EN 17646:2023

This document is applicable to Distributed Systems (DS), i.e. high security locks with components which have a wired or wireless connection via a transmission system in order to execute fixed operating conditions using different individually fixed access possibilities. Products which are to be tested on the basis of this document comply with the generally recognized state of the art at the time of testing. Due to the short innovation cycles in the field of electronic and, in particular, information technology applications, the technical possibilities available at the time of product development are also taken into account during implementation. Distributed Systems can be used, for example, to operate high security locks of secure storage units (safes and strongrooms). High security locks (HSL) are used in DS as locking unit. This document does not apply for stand-alone HSL, which are not part of a distributed system. For these stand-alone HSL EN 1300 is applicable only. The standard will be revised with a frequency of 3 years as the research in the area of cryptography and relevant attacks evolve with high speed as well as the referenced standards.