Common Firewall Approach to Aviation Architecture

Knoblauch, Benjamin; Best, Patricia J.M.; Ragothaman, Vijay; Pendse, Ravi

doi:10.4271/2011-01-2718

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“…[10] explains a MILS system integration that uses a guard component for analyzing the content of the information flow between partitions to achieve the system's security policy. [11] describes possible security domains on-board of an airplane and the allowed information flow in between. The identified domains and their contents are similar to the ones defined in [4].…”

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MILS-related information flow control in the avionic domain: A view on security-enhancing software architectures

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Paulitsch²,

Tverdyshev³

et al. 2012

IEEE/IFIP International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks Workshops (DSN 2012)

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Electronic architectures in the aerospace domain get more and more integrated and interconnected due to functional and architectural reasons. Such a tight integration raises the need to control information flows between different security domains on-board and off-board aircraft.This paper presents and discusses the specification and implementation of a software architecture of a security gateway integrated into avionics architectures.The paper shows that such a software architecture can be based on the current architectural principles and implementations in the avionics domain. We show that the embedded operating system PikeOS is a possible foundation for such a gateway architecture.

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