Table of Contents

1 -  AS/NZS 3810.1:1998 SAFES AND STRONGROOMS-METHODS OF TEST - TEST FOR PHYSICAL ATTACK
1 -  1 SCOPE
1 -  2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1 -  3 PRINCIPLE
1 -  4 TESTING TEAM
2 -  5 ATTACK TOOLS
2 -  5.1 General
2 -  5.2 Classification and explanation of tools and tool kits
2 -  5.3 Safety
2 -  5.4 Use of tools
2 -  6 CLOCK
3 -  7 TEST BLOCKS
3 -  7.1 General
3 -  7.2 Test blocks to measure partial access (see Figure 1)
3 -  7.3 Test blocks to measure complete access (see Figure 2)
10 -  8 TEST REQUIREMENTS
10 -  9 TESTING PROGRAM
10 -  9.1 Freestanding safe
10 -  9.2 Built-in safes
11 -  9.3 Strongroom
11 -  9.3.1 General
11 -  9.3.2 Strongroom without door
11 -  9.3.3 Strongroom door
11 -  10 TEST CONDITIONS
12 -  11 PROCEDURE
12 -  12 OPERATING TIME MEASURING
13 -  13 CALCULATION OF RESISTANCE VALUES
13 -  14 TEST REPORT
13 -  14.1 Information to be reported
14 -  14.2 Supplementary information
15 -  APPENDIX A - WORKED EXAMPLES FOR DETERMINING THE RESISTANCE VALUE FOR A SECURE STORAGE UNIT
15 -  A1 INTRODUCTION
15 -  A2 EXAMPLE 1 - RESISTANCE GRADE VI (COMPLETE ACCESS)
16 -  A3 EXAMPLE 2 - RESISTANCE GRADE II (PARTIAL ACCESS)
17 -  APPENDIX B - WORKED EXAMPLES FOR DETERMINING TIME FOR A PHYSICAL ATTACK TEST ONCE THE ATTACK TOOLS ARE SPECIFIED
17 -  B1 INTRODUCTION
17 -  B2 PROCEDURE
17 -  B2.1 General
17 -  B2.2 Example one-Complete access for a resistance grade IV free standing safe
18 -  B2.3 Example two-Complete access for a resistance grade XI strongroom

Abstract

Sets out the physical attack methods to forcibly gain
partial or complete access to the interior of a secure
storage unit.

Scope

This Standard sets out the physical attack methods to forcibly gain partial or complete access to the interior of a secure storage unit.

General Product Information

Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	Standards Australia
Pages
ISBN
Committee	MS-058
Supersedes	DR 95072