Trigger of TEMPEST testing standard update

The TEMPEST security testing is to minimize computers and digital equipments from electromagnetic emanations and to achieve information security. With the performance boost of receiver sets, the testing standard must be updated. This paper designs a mathematical model for TEMPEST testing, analyzes the key factor's promotions, and recommends timing for the TEMPEST standard update.

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