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HECTOS Harmonized Evaluation, Certification and Testing of Security Products Coordinator: FOI HECTOS at a glance HECTOS is a project under the EUs seventh framework (FP7) September 2014 August 2017 (3 years) Total: 287 PM, 3.5 M


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HECTOS

Harmonized Evaluation, Certification and Testing of Security Products Coordinator: FOI

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HECTOS at a glance

HECTOS is a project under the EU’s seventh framework (FP7) September 2014 – August 2017 (3 years) Total: 287 PM, 3.5 M€ Eight partners: Goal: Support harmonisation of the European market by producing elements for a roadmap for the development of Harmonized Evaluation & Certification (E&C) schemes for Physical Security Products

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HECTOS Background and Objectives

Current problem

  • Physical security products are diverse in technologies, application areas, performance

etc., which makes it difficult to compare them for manufacturers and users

  • Evaluation &Certification procedures often lack applicability and recognition between

Member States

HECTOS Objective:

  • Harmonisation of E&C schemes for physical security products

To lead to:

  • Enhanced recognition and trust of E&C
  • More homogeneous and wider market
  • Enhanced possibility for users to compare performance
  • Enhanced possibility for suppliers to demonstrate performance
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HECTOS will work on the objectives through:

Review of existing E&C Schemes Compare to Requirements from Stakeholders

  • n E&C Schemes

Develop templates for harmonised E&C Schemes Validate templates by using two case studies:

  • Biometrics
  • Weapons and

Explosives detection

Summarize findings in elements of a roadmap for harmonisation of E&C for Physical security products

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Focus on Physical security products

Protection of (mainly) physical assets from physical attack

  • Includes cyber attack on physical security product
  • Not cyber attack on IT systems

Products (HW & SW) used in provision of physical security

  • The pressure of global competition will target manufacturing of

products and technologies rather than services

Focus on protection from serious crime & terrorism

  • Not safety, not natural disasters
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Case studies

HECTOS will validate the template for harmonised E&C Scheme by applying it when developing schemes in two case studies:

  • Biometrics
  • Weapons and Explosives detection (Non-AVSEC applications)

Case studies represent areas with:

  • complex E&C requirements
  • different types of requirements, applications, regulations, …
  • high priority in the SIP
  • a lot still to be developed in terms of E&C
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Evaluation & Certification Schemes

Requirements

  • Technical, evaluation requirements
  • Requirements connected to

application or product category

Certification

  • Type of evaluation/ certification
  • Applicability of self-testing
  • Request and allocation

procedures

  • Test method
  • Availability
  • Repeatability
  • Ownership
  • Publicity
  • ….

Accreditation

  • Regulation 765/2008
  • Accredited bodies

Accreditation Certification Requirements Ideas for detailed Certification scheme template High level Certification scheme template

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Physical security products Evaluation & certification requirements Existing Evaluation & certification approaches Existing standards Analysis of existing Evaluation & certification schemes Develop schemes for validation Case studies : Evaluation and validation of methodologies and schemes Standardisation activities Elements for Roadmap Case studies evaluation

Path towards Harmonisation Roadmap

Ethical & Legal issues Interaction with Stakeholders

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www.hectos-fp7.eu

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no 606861.

HECTOS is a collaboration between:

Acknowledgements

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