OpenPGP is not specific to e-mail in transit but can just as well encrypt data on disk. That is why the restrictions denote *data* as asset and not *data in transit*. |
•owl:Thing |
•sec:Countermeasure |
•sec:SecureNetworkCommunication |
•sec:OpenPGP |
•sec:Standard |
•sec:OpenPGP |
sec:protects SOME (sec:_Detection AND sec:_Integrity AND sec:_Data) |
sec:Standard |
sec:protects ONLY ((sec:_Prevention AND sec:_Authentication AND sec:_Human) OR ((sec:_Detection AND sec:_Integrity) OR ((sec:_Prevention AND sec:_Confidentiality) AND sec:_Data))) |
sec:uses SOME sec:SymmetricAlgorithm |
sec:protects SOME (sec:_Prevention AND sec:_Confidentiality AND sec:_Data) |
sec:protects SOME (sec:_Prevention AND sec:_Authentication AND sec:_Human) |
sec:SecureNetworkCommunication |
sec:uses SOME sec:DigitalSignatureData |
sec:uses SOME sec:Public-KeyEncryption |
dc:description | An open standard for encryption of messages and sender/receiver authentication. (adapted from Wikipedia) It is not specific to e-mail in transit but can just as well encrypt data on disk. (my) |
Class(sec:OpenPGP partial restriction(sec:protects someValuesFrom(intersectionOf(sec:_Detection sec:_Integrity sec:_Data))) sec:Standard restriction(sec:protects allValuesFrom(unionOf(intersectionOf(sec:_Prevention sec:_Authentication sec:_Human) unionOf(intersectionOf(sec:_Detection sec:_Integrity) intersectionOf(intersectionOf(sec:_Prevention sec:_Confidentiality) sec:_Data))))) restriction(sec:uses someValuesFrom(sec:SymmetricAlgorithm)) restriction(sec:protects someValuesFrom(intersectionOf(sec:_Prevention sec:_Confidentiality sec:_Data))) restriction(sec:protects someValuesFrom(intersectionOf(sec:_Prevention sec:_Authentication sec:_Human))) sec:SecureNetworkCommunication restriction(sec:uses someValuesFrom(sec:DigitalSignatureData)) restriction(sec:uses someValuesFrom(sec:Public-KeyEncryption)))