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FIPS 140

The 140 series of Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) are U.S. government computer security standards that specify requirements for cryptographic modules.

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Purpose of FIPS 140

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FIPS 140

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples38
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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FIPS 140

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related to Purpose of FIPS 140 · 11
FIPS 140 → FIPS, For Levels, NIST, Publication Series, Standards, Technology, The, The National Institute, United States, User, Vendors
related to history · 10
FIPS 140 → FIPS, ISO/IEC, It, January, March, May, NIST, Security, Special Publication, The
related to Scope of requirements · 10
FIPS 140 → Cryptographic, Design, EMI/EMCSelf-tests, Finite, FIPS, Mitigation, Operational, Physical, Roles, TEMPEST
see also · 4
FIPS 140 → Common CriteriaFIPS, Computer, Cryptography, IEC
related to Security levels · 3
FIPS 140 → FIPS, It, Level

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fips security 140-2 requirements cryptographic validation modules level standards 140-3 issued september levels 140 government software module nist may information

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FIPS 140related to historyFIPS0.60section
FIPS 140related to historyJanuary0.60section
FIPS 140related to historyMay0.60section
FIPS 140related to historyThe0.60section
FIPS 140related to historyIt0.60section
FIPS 140related to historyISO/IEC0.60section
FIPS 140related to historySecurity0.60section
FIPS 140related to historyMarch0.60section
FIPS 140related to historyNIST0.60section
FIPS 140related to historySpecial Publication0.60section
FIPS 140related to Purpose of FIPS 140The National Institute0.60section
FIPS 140related to Purpose of FIPS 140Standards0.60section

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