The System Security Engineering Capability Maturity Model (hereinafter referred to as SSE-CMM) is a process reference model. It focuses on the security requirements of a system or several related systems in the field of information technology security (ITS). Within the field of ITS, the SSE-CMM focuses on the processes used to achieve ITS, especially the maturity of these processes. The purpose of the SSE-CMM is not to prescribe specific processes, let alone specific methods, used by organizations. Rather, it is expected that organizations preparing to use the SSE-CMM will leverage their existing processes -- those that are based on any other IT security guidance document. The scope of this standard includes: System security engineering activities involving the entire life cycle of secure products or trusted systems: concept definition, requirements analysis, design, development, integration, installation, operation, maintenance and final decommissioning; System developers and integrators, and the requirements of organizations providing computer security services and computer security engineering; applicable to security engineering organizations of all types and sizes, from business to government and academia.
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GB/T 20261-2006 history
2020GB/T 20261-2020 Information security technology—System security engineering—capability maturity model
2006GB/T 20261-2006 Information technology. Systems security engineering. Capability maturity model