Redrawing the security perimeter of a trusted system

Sterne, D.; Benson, G.; Tajalli, H.

doi:10.1109/csfw.1994.315938

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“…The reader is referred to [7] for an introduction. One could view policy neutral architectures such as [13,17] as a step in the direction of providing support for the separation of (security) concerns paradigm.…”

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A kernelized architecture for multilevel secure application policies

Foley

1998

Computer Security — ESORICS 98

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Mandatory label-based policies may be used to support a wide-range of application security requirements. Labels encode the security state of system entities and the security policy specifies how these labels may change. Building on previous results, this paper develops a model for a kernelized framework for supporting these policies. The framework provides the basis for, what is essentially, an interpreter of multilevel programs: programs that manipulate multilevel label datastructures. This enables application functionality and security concerns to be developed separately, bringing with it the advantages of a separation of concerns paradigm.

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