DIN SPEC 91293

Abstract

The number of modelling components was intentionally kept low to guarantee a simple generation of an SMT model which could be used by any security management personnel. The fundamental applicability of the method remains the same irrespective of its domain, which means that the implementation of SMT is not limited to passenger shipping. Of primary interest are working environments where information is to be processed and acted upon depending on the level of security involved. <br>SMT components and the modus operandi for establishing SMT models are described in this DIN specification. Models established in accordance with this DIN specification should be applied to the following tasks: <br>-&#160;quickly retrieving and assigning information relating to specific security levels; <br>-&#160;supporting security management personnel in their decision-making process when implementing security measures relating to specific security levels; <br>-&#160;supporting the situational awareness of personnel relating to measures which are to be or have already been implemented; <br>-&#160;assessing the completeness of existing security measures. <br>Generated SMT models can be either applied system-based (e.g. in the SMT Editor) or paper-based with the help of a printout.