Australian Information Security Manual

Guidelines for cryptography

Australian Information Security Manual ISM-0475: When using ECDSA for digital signatures, a base point order and key size of at least 224 b

When using ECDSA for digital signatures, a base point order and key size of at least 224 bits is used, preferably the P-384 curve.

Maintained by Gerard BlokdykVerified against the published standard 31 May 2026Control text last updated 21 May 2026

Other controls in Guidelines for cryptography

ISM-0142 The compromise or suspected compromise of cryptographic equipment or associated keying mat
ISM-0455 Where practical, cryptographic equipment, applications and libraries provide a means of da
ISM-0457 Cryptographic equipment, applications or libraries that have completed a Common Criteria e
ISM-0459 Full disk encryption, or partial encryption where access controls will only allow writing
ISM-0460 HACE is used when encrypting media that contains SECRET or TOP SECRET data.
ISM-0462 When a user authenticates to the encryption functionality of IT equipment or media, it is
ISM-0465 Cryptographic equipment, applications or libraries that have completed a Common Criteria e
ISM-0467 HACE is used to protect SECRET and TOP SECRET data when communicated over insufficiently s

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