Standard IEEE P3161.8 24.12.2026 preview

IEEE P3161.8

IEEE Approved Draft Standard for Security and Privacy Protection of Digital Retina Systems

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STANDARD published on 24.12.2026


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Designation standards: IEEE P3161.8
Publication date standards: 24.12.2026
SKU: NS-1287073
Approximate weight : 300 g (0.66 lbs)
Country: International technical standard
Category: Technical standards IEEE

Annotation of standard text IEEE P3161.8 :

New IEEE Standard - Active - Draft.

Based on the end-edge-cloud collaboration characteristics of the digital retina system (DRS), the DRS faces multidimensional security and privacy risks. This standard specifies the aspects of a framework for security and privacy protection, the security and privacy protection baseline requirements applicable to subsystems, the principles for security and privacy classification and grading levels, and the security and privacy requirements of DRS.

ISBN: 979-8-8557-3614-4, 979-8-8557-3614-4

Number of Pages: 37

Product Code: STDUD28944, STDAPE28944

Keywords: Keywords: application management, data security, digital retina system, DRS, interface security, IEEE 3161.BTM, privacy protection, security grading, security management

Category: Computer Engineering

Draft Number: P3161.8/D4, Jun 2026 - UNAPPROVED DRAFT, P3161.8/D4, Jun 2026 - APPROVED DRAFT

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