This European Standard (EN) provides a general methodology for assessing the proportion of recycled material in energy related products.
This European standard (EN) provides a general methodology for: - Assessing the recyclability of energy related products - Assessing the recoverability of energy related products - Assessing the ability to access or remove certain components or assemblies from energy related products to facilitate their potential for recycling or other recovery operations. - Assessing the recyclability of critical raw materials from energy related products. This EN will elaborate on recyclability and recoverability in a horizontal, cross-product way. However, a correct assessment can only be done in a product-specific way, taking into account specific parameters of a specific product group. This standard will define a series of parameters which may be considered to calculate product specific recycling and recoverability rates.
This standard will fulfil requirements in Standardisation request M/543 by defining parameters and methods relevant for assessing the ability to repair and reuse products; the ability to upgrade products, excluding remanufacturing; the ability to access or remove certain components, consumables or assemblies from products to facilitate repair, reuse or upgrade and lastly by defining reusability indexes or criteria.
This European Standard (EN) will provide a general methodology for the assessment of the ability to re-manufacture energy related products. This EN will elaborate the assessment and process of re-manufacturability in a horizontal, cross-product way. However, a correct assessment can only be done in a product-specific way, taking into account specific parameters of a specific energy related product.
The standard will cover a set of parameters for assessing durability of energy-related products (ErP) and a general method to describe and assess the durability of ErP, i.e. both electrotechnical and non-electro technical products, respectively it shall be applicable to all energy-related products, that is, all products covered by the Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC.
The Focus Group on Cybersecurity (CSCG) will support CEN and CENELEC to explore ways and means for supporting the growth of the Digital Single market. To this end, the CSCG will analyse technology developments and develop a set of recommendations to its parent bodies for international standards setting ensuring a proper level playing field for businesses and public authorities.
The Group will preparing a European roadmap on cybersecurity standardization and will actively support global initiatives on cybersecurity standards that are compliant with EU requirements in view of development of trustworthy ICT products, systems and services.
In 2016, the Focus Group looked into the different usages/ meanings of the 'cybersecurity' word by various stakeholders in different standards and finalized a document Definition of Cybersecurity consisting of an overview of overlaps and gaps of those definitions with a view of moving towards a common understanding of the cyber security domain.
This standard provides a guide for the analysis and interpretation of digital data in a way that highlights problems related to continuity, validity, reproducibility and repeatability. It encompasses the best practices for selecting, designing and implementing sufficient information analysis and registration processes to allow processes to be subjected to independent review if necessary. It also provides guidance on the appropriate mechanisms to demonstrate the professionalism and competence of the investigation team.
The standard provides a guideline on the mechanisms to ensure that the methods and processes used in the investigation of information security incidents are "fit for purpose". It contains the best practices regarding the definition of the requirements, the description of the methods, and demonstration of how the implementation of the methods can satisfy the requests. It also includes considerations on how vendors and third parties can be used to help this warranty process.
The international standard specifies the technical characteristics for the preparation of digital documents. It also outlines the requirements for software editing tools and methods to check that digital editing has been completed safely.
The guidelines for the preparation of information deriving from databases are not included in the standard.
The international standard specifies the technical characteristics for the preparation of digital documents. It also outlines the requirements for software editing tools and methods to check that digital editing has been completed safely.
The guidelines for the preparation of information deriving from databases are not included in the standard.
The standard defines the specific guidelines for the management of digital data which are the identification, collection, acquisition and preservation of digital evidence that can be of probative value. This standard provides guidance to individuals regarding common situations encountered during the processing of digital data and assists organizations in their disciplinary procedures and in facilitating the exchange of potential digital evidence between jurisdictions.
The standard provides guidelines for the security standards of organizational information and information security management practices, including the selection, implementation and management of controls, taking into account the risk environment for the security of the organisation information.
