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SG17 at a glance
Mandate and lead roles
Structure
Management team
Questions under study and Rapporteurs
Editors
Representatives and other roles
Approved deliverables
Recommendations
Technical papers
Implementors' Guides
Focus Groups
Handbooks
Selected workshops

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Formal Languages

1993 Introduction to CHILL
1986 CHILL User Manual
1982 CHILL Formal Definition - Volume I, Parts 1, 2, 3
1982 CHILL Formal Definition - Volume II, Part 4

Object Identifiers

2020 - XSTP - OID resolution system: Problems, requirements and potential solutions New !
2010 Object identifiers (OIDs) and their registration authorities

Security

2015 Security in Telecommunications and Information Technology
2012 Security in Telecommunications and Information Technology
2009 Security in Telecommunications and Information Technology
2006 Security in Telecommunications and Information Technology
2004 Security in Telecommunications and Information Technology
2003 Security in Telecommunications and Information Technology

All ITU-T Handbooks

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