14th National Computer Security Conference: Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D.C., 1-4 October 1991 : Proceedings, Volumes 1-2

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National Institute of Standards and Technology, National Computer Security Center, 1991 - Computer security - 715 pages
 

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Contents

A Case Study for the Approach to Developing a Multilevel Secure Command
101
Contractors and Computer SecurityAwareness Education
110
Covert Channel Analysis Planning for Large Systems
120
A Proposed Air Force Approach
137
Developing Applications on LOCK
147
The Development of a LowToHigh Guard
157
DIDS Distributed Intrusion Detection System Motivation Architecture
167
A Distributed Implementation of the Transform Model
177
Monitoring on the
188
Experience of Commercial Security Evaluation
195
Experiences in MultiLevel Security on Distributed Architectures
205
An Expert System Application for Network Intrusion Detection
215
A Case Study
226
A Framework for Advancing Integrity Standardization
237
A Framework for Developing Accreditable MLS AISS
246
Towards Prototyping
257
Honest Databases That Can Keep Secrets
267
Identifying and Controlling Undesirable Program Behaviors
283
Improvement of Data Processing Security by Means of Fault Tolerance
295
Can Ethics Make a Difference
305
Which
313
A Comprehensive Model
328
Integrating B2 Security into a UNIX System
338
Knowledge Based Computer Security Advisor
347
The Logistics of Distributing a Smart Token
357
A Method to Detect Intrusive Activity in a Networked Environment
Fielding COTS Multilevel Security Solutions The Next Step
Putting Policy Commonalities to Work
Reconciling CMW Requirements with Those of X11 Applications
The Role Of Network Security In A Methodology For Information Security
A Secure European System for Applications in a Multivendor Environment
A Secure Quorum Protocol
Security Guidance for VAXVMS Systems
Getting a Grip on the Worlds Largest Network
Standardized Certification
A Strategic Framework For Information Security Management
A System Security Engineering Process
Teaching Computer Systems Security in an Undergraduate Computer
Toward Certification A Survey of Three Methodologies
Using Untrusted Network Software
Issues in Building Trusted X Window Systems or Whats
Using Existing Management Processes to Effectively Meet the Security Plan
Why Does Trusted Computing Cost So Much?
Acquiring Computer Security Services and Integrating Computer
Computer Security Management and Planning
Towards Mutual Recognition of Security Evaluations
Inference and Aggregation in Multilevel Databases Research
Approaches to Handling the Inference Problem
Computer Viruses as Electronic Warfare
Reduced Defense Spending Increases the Need for Trusted Systems
Year in Review 199091
Risk Management
Winning Strategies in Information Systems Security Education

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Title14th National Computer Security Conference: Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D.C., 1-4 October 1991 : Proceedings, Volumes 1-2
14th National Computer Security Conference: Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D.C., 1-4 October 1991 : Proceedings, National Institute of Standards and Technology (U.S.)
ContributorsNational Institute of Standards and Technology (U.S.), National Computer Security Center (U.S.)
PublisherNational Institute of Standards and Technology, National Computer Security Center, 1991
Original fromCornell University
DigitizedOct 7, 2010
Length715 pages
  
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