> To help coordinate assigning names, and to give a common set of tools that were believed to be globally, cross-culturally relevant, the ITU-T developed a standard set of attributes that could facilitate naming and lookup, and defined them in X.520.
X.520 in the article is a hyperlink to the ITU website where you can download the standard.
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> To help coordinate assigning names, and to give a common set of tools that were believed to be globally, cross-culturally relevant, the ITU-T developed a standard set of attributes that could facilitate naming and lookup, and defined them in X.520.
X.520 in the article is a hyperlink to the ITU website where you can download the standard.