11:22 Mar 24, 2003 |
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Valentín Hernández Lima Spain Local time: 23:36 | ||||||
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4 | custody |
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4 | smart card for encoded keys |
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3 | custodian |
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custodian Explanation: In my search for this contribution, I have found out that there is this person, as defined in this glossary entry: Data custodian An individual designated by the data owner to be responsible for making judgments and decisions on behalf of the organization with regard to the data information category designation, its use and protection, and its sharing ... and that there is this key, as defined in the same glossary Cryptographic key The key used in an encryption algorithm to encrypt and decrypt data. Also see encryption and data encryption standard. Accordingly, I would suggest “custodian card for cryptographic keys”. Cheerio, Val Reference: http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/Directives/2810.1-Glossary.html |
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custody Explanation: Nothing more. |
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smart card for encoded keys Explanation: Alternative proposal, since this is the most common technology involved. They keys are encoded on the magnetic band and may serve on several levels: user, maintenance, factory, etc.. User levels are those you normally find on smart cards (PINs), maintenance on special personnel identification cards, factory on cards used for programming adjustments. All of them are smart cards. |
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