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Several Secure Store and Forward Devices (1996)
| Content Provider | CiteSeerX |
|---|---|
| Author | Goldschlag, David |
| Description | Proc. of the Third ACM Conference on Computer and Communcations Security |
| Abstract | DoD system high enclaves are often isolated from systems at other security levels because the usual connectors (guards) are expensive to procure, integrate, accredit, and operate, and usually require a human in the middle to review the data flow, independent of direction. This isolation reduces the effectiveness of information systems. The secure store and forward devices described in this paper can be used to solve an important (yet tractable) half of the problem: moving data from LOW to HIGH without a human in the middle. These devices were expressly designed to be easy to accredit. Security critical function is both minimized and separated from non-security critical function to reduce the need for trusted components. A prototype implementation of one of these store and forward devices is described as well. Keywords: Accreditation, architecture, confidentiality, guards, high assurance, security, system engineering. 1 Introduction System high operation is an effective means of pro... |
| File Format | |
| Publisher Date | 1996-01-01 |
| Access Restriction | Open |
| Subject Keyword | Several Secure Store Trusted Component Dod System High Enclave Non-security Critical Function Secure Store Security Level Forward Device System Engineering Introduction System High Operation Prototype Implementation Usual Connector Information System High Assurance Data Flow Security Critical Function Effective Mean |
| Content Type | Text |
| Resource Type | Conference Proceedings Article |
