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Status Not under consideration
Workspace Planning Analytics
Created by Guest
Created on Jul 24, 2020

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Compliance with SM1, SM2, SM3 and SM4 encryption

Chinese legal requirements for Planning Analytics 2.0.9.1, and this is the encryption requirement:

The National Cryptographic Algorithm is a series of algorithms formulated by the National Cryptographic Bureau. Including symmetric encryption algorithm, elliptic curve asymmetric encryption algorithm, hash algorithm. Specifically including SM1, SM2, SM3, etc., among them:

SM2 is a public key algorithm promulgated by the State Cryptography Administration, and its encryption strength is 256 bits.

Several other important commercial cryptographic algorithms include: SM1, symmetric encryption algorithm, encryption strength is 128 bits, implemented by hardware;

SM3, cryptographic hash algorithm, the hash value length is 32 bytes, and it is published at the same time as the SM2 algorithm, see "Announcement of the National Cipher Administration (No. 22)";

SMS4, a symmetric encryption algorithm, announced along with the WAPI standard, can be implemented in software, and the encryption strength is 128 bits.

Needed by Date Nov 1, 2020
  • Admin
    Stuart King
    Reply
    |     Feb 10, 2021

    Changed status to 'Not Under Consideration'. We do not intend to support additional encryption standards in the Planning Analytics Local product. Enhancements to encryption should be considered at the platform level (Cloud Pak for Data).

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