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7. TEMPEST versus CEM
The TEMPEST field is sometimes considered to be one of the fields of EMC in the broadest sense of the term, because of the points it has in common, but it is also sometimes considered to stand apart. In the following paragraphs, we propose to present the aspects that are common and those that differ.
7.1 Risk comparison
By definition, EMC deals with the risk of operating disturbances caused by the electromagnetic and electrical environments of equipment and systems, whether these environments are created by the equipment itself or by other natural or artificial phenomena. In all fields of EMC, we can thus designate both the sources of disturbance and the victims of such disturbances, whether intentional or unintentional. The TEMPEST risk can also be characterized...
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Standards and norms
NATO TEMPEST test standard: SECAN Doctrine and Information Publication (SDIP 27), TEMPEST Requirements and Evaluation Procedures.
TEMPEST UE test standard: Information Assurance Security Guidelines (IASG 7-03), TEMPEST Requirements and Evaluation Procedures.
TEMPEST Zoning Directive France: Secrétariat Général de la Défense et de la Sécurité Nationale (SGDSN)/Agence...
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