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The Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety (RAMS) and the Common Criteria (CC) standards have a large number of common requirements that cover highly divergent fields. This is because both are standards relating to the third party certifications of products, the purpose of which is to realize safety and security. Business operators and manufacturers need to comply with increasingly larger numbers of international standards and third party certifications. It is necessary exercise care and avoid inter-standard conflicts, not by complying with each standard, but by devising internal rules that are consistent with all the applicable standards. This paper takes a bird's-eye view of various international standards, and focuses on the common points of the RAMS and CC standards to help ensure compliance with both of them.
