R&S®FSVR Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer
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Security
FSVR Instrument Security
- Abstract
- Instrument Security
In many cases it is imperative that the R&S®FSVR signal analyzer be used in a secured environment. Generally these highly secured environments will not allow any test equipment to leave the area unless it can be proven that no user information will leave with the test equipment. Security concerns can arise when signal analyzers need to leave a secured area to be calibrated or serviced.
This document describes the types of memory and their usage in the R&S®FSVR signal analyzer. It also addresses methods of ensuring that no user data will leave the secured area should the product be removed for calibration or service needs.
USB Write Protection Utility
USB ports can pose a security threat in high-security locations. Generally, this threat comes from small USB pen drives (a.k.a. memory sticks, key drives, etc.) which can be very easily concealed, yet can quickly read/write several GBytes of data.
The "USB Mass Memory Write Protection" utility disables the write capability on any USB Port for storage devices. After installation and a reboot of the instrument, any USB Mass Memory Device which is plugged in, can not be written. - Keywords
- FSVR, Realtime Analyzer, Security, USB Write Protection
- Last Modified
- 12.04.2011
| File Name | Version | Last Modified | File Size | |
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FSVR Instrument Security Security Issues in Secure Areas - English |
02 | 12.04.2011 | 0.6 MB | |
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FSVR Instrument Security USB Write Protection Utility - English |
01 | 26.08.2010 | 0.2 MB | |
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FSVR Instrument Security English |
26.08.2010 | 0.2 MB | ||
