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ISO/IEC 29167-22:2018

Information technology - Automatic identification and data capture techniques - Part 22: Crypto suite SPECK security services for air interface communications

Standard by IEC, 2018-06-11

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ISO/IEC 29167-22:2018 defines crypto suite SPECK security services for air interface communications within automatic identification and data capture techniques. It is relevant for organizations evaluating how security functions are applied between tags, readers, and related systems where controlled data exchange matters. As a derived document connected to ISO/IEC 29167, it supports technical review, conformity assessment, and procurement decisions by clarifying a specific security profile that may be used in interoperability and validation workflows.

ISO/IEC 29167-22:2018 standard overview

This document focuses on a specific security service profile for air interface communications in automatic identification and data capture environments. In practical terms, ISO/IEC 29167-22:2018 is useful when teams need to assess how a SPECK-based crypto suite fits into an identification system, supporting technical validation and controlled implementation choices. Its relationship to the parent reference means it is best read as a supporting technical document for security-oriented engineering documentation, testing workflows, and compliance preparation rather than as a broad system specification.

Applications of ISO/IEC 29167-22:2018

Organizations may use ISO/IEC 29167-22:2018 when reviewing RFID or similar identification systems that require security-aware air interface communications. It can support product evaluation, laboratory evaluation, and documented evaluation of reader and transponder interactions where cryptographic services are part of the design. The reference is also useful for engineering teams preparing technical documentation, procurement teams comparing compliance references, and testing laboratories setting consistent verification activities around security behavior and operational consistency.

Why ISO/IEC 29167-22:2018 matters

Security profiles for identification systems can affect interoperability, risk management, and confidence in implementation, especially when equipment must operate consistently across vendors or deployments. ISO/IEC 29167-22:2018 helps teams align technical assessment and conformity assessment preparation around a defined crypto suite, reducing uncertainty during validation and acceptance processes. For organizations managing compliance workflows, it provides a focused reference for checking how security services are specified, reviewed, and documented within the broader ISO/IEC 29167 framework.

  • Supports SPECK-based security services for air interface communications in automatic identification and data capture systems.
  • Useful for technical review of reader, tag, and system interactions where cryptographic behavior must be assessed.
  • Helps laboratories and engineering teams structure verification activities and testing workflows with a defined security profile.
  • Provides a supporting reference for procurement, documentation, and conformity assessment preparation within the parent ISO/IEC 29167 series.
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  • Publication Date: 2018-06-11
  • Standard Status: Derived
  • Publisher: IEC
  • Edition: 1

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