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TEMPEST and Zone Systems

Overview Your organization uses sensitive or classified information 24 hours a day - information that has high value to a foreign government or others who threaten one's way of life. TEMPEST and Zone products are commercial products designed and modified to meet rigorous United States Government and NATO (AMSG) specifications for minimizing electromagnetic emissions, thereby providing protection from unauthorized access to sensitive and classified electronic information. BAE Systems has been a member of the National Security Agency's TEMPEST Endorsement program since the program's inception.

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Publisher	BAE Systems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2005	Downloads	12
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Management

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