A Multilevel Security Policy Model for Networks
Vijay Vnadharajm
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Vijay Vnadharajm
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This paper considers the development of security policy models for networks which can operate in a multilevel security environment. We outline an abstract security policy model which addresses the access control and information flow requirements in a multilevel network. The network security policy is formulated by drawing as much parallel as possible with the computer security policy. The model is defined and the associated security requirements are given. The model is used to prove that the security conditions are not violated by the defined network operations.
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This paper considers the development of security policy models for networks which can operate in a multilevel security environment. We outline an abstract security policy model which addresses the access control and information flow requirements in a multilevel network. The network security policy is formulated by drawing as much parallel as possible with the computer security policy. The model is defined and the associated security requirements are given. The model is used to prove that the security conditions are not violated by the defined network operations.
Key concepts: Computer security model, Network security policy, Security policy, Computer science, Security service, Security convergence, Computer security, Network Access Control