INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECURITY EVALUATION CRITERIA title: Information Technology Security Evaluation Criteria (BC-SEC) (SAP Library - Glossary)
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECURITY EVALUATION CRITERIA category: Security (BC-SEC)
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECURITY EVALUATION CRITERIA explained:
A set of criteria for evaluating computer security.
The Information Technology Security Evaluation Criteria (ITSEC) was first published in 1990 and represents a standard that has been adopted in Europe and Australia. ITSEC evaluates a product or system using a level of assurance scale (levels E0 to E6) that can be applied to a set of functions.
The SAP System Release 4.0 has been evaluated and certified according to the assurance level E2/Medium for the function class F-C2 (functions categorized as SAP transactions and RFC function groups).
More terms such as Information Technology Security Evaluation Criteria in Dictionary I.
- Manual Incoming Invoice:
- Help presented by an invoicing party indicating the sums due in respect of previous purchase transactions. In the SAP system, the term incoming invoice technically covers both invoices and credit memos information technology security evaluation criteria definition.
- Manual Identification Scheme:
- Help of reference within which it is possible to identify an object uniquely. Identification schemes are produced and managed by (issuing) agencies. An identification scheme, agency, and value together information technology security evaluation criteria explain.
- Manual Indirect Quotation:
- Help expressed in units of the foreign currency per unit of local currency (compared to direct quotation). Indirect quotation is also known as volume notation. Example Local currency: EUR Foreign currency information technology security evaluation criteria what is.
- Manual Inhabitant Tax:
- Help A form of income tax in South Korea applicable to all natural and legal persons. It is a withholding tax that is collected by the local tax offices information technology security evaluation criteria meaning.
- Manual Interactive User Guide:
- Help Context-dependent rules that guide users through the system, enabling users to execute certain actions information technology security evaluation criteria abbreviation.
