ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3
Draft International Standard for secure multiparty computation based on garbled circuits: generation, input labels, evaluation, result reconstruction and security instantiation, with free XOR and half gates. Held from the ISO catalogue record and the BSI draft for public comment.
Draft edition, not yet published.
ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 is a compliance framework from International with 5 domains and 25 controls. The largest domains are Clause 6 Free XOR and half gates – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 (7 controls), Clause 5 The mechanism model – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 (6 controls), Clause 7 Input labels – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 (4 controls). Every control below carries what it requires and what an assessor expects to see.
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Framework Domains (5)
Clause 5 The mechanism model – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::5.1 | General |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::5.2 | Garbled circuits |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::5.3.1 | Two-party computation |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::5.3.2 | Outsourced multiparty computation |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::5.3.3 | Parameters |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::5.4 | Properties |
Clause 6 Free XOR and half gates – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::6.1.1 | General |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::6.1.2 | Parameter |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::6.1.3 | Garbled circuit generation protocol |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::6.2.1 | General |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::6.2.2 | Parameter |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::6.2.3 | Garbled circuit evaluation protocol |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::6.3 | Properties |
Clause 7 Input labels – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::7.1 | General |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::7.2 | Requirements |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::7.3.1 | A direct approach |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::7.3.2 | An optimized approach |
Clause 8 Result reconstruction – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::8.1 | General |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::8.2.1 | For the case in 5.3.1 |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::8.2.2 | For the case in 5.3.2 |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::8.3 | Properties |
Clause 9 Security instantiation – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::9.1 | General |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::9.2.1 | Construction based on a hash function |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::9.2.2 | Construction based on a key-derivation function |
| iso-iec-dis-4922-3::9.3 | Choices of parameters and functions |
What is ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 and who does it apply to?
ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 is a compliance framework from International with 5 domains and 25 controls. Draft International Standard for secure multiparty computation based on garbled circuits: generation, input labels, evaluation, result reconstruction and security instantiation, with free XOR and half gates. Held from the ISO catalogue record and the BSI draft for public comment. It is used by organisations to establish and maintain compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
What does ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 actually require?
ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 has 25 controls organised across 5 domains. The largest domains are Clause 6 Free XOR and half gates – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 (7 controls), Clause 5 The mechanism model – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 (6 controls), Clause 7 Input labels – ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 (4 controls). Each control defines specific requirements that organisations must implement to achieve compliance.
If I already comply with another framework, how much of ISO/IEC DIS 4922-3 do I already cover?
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