Exam 13: Security Standards

Which is a security model originally designed in anticipation of United States military applications?

To what does the "Discretionary Protection" category refer?

Which is a security model using the concepts of subjects,objects,and programs?

What level of protection is available in IBM OS\400,Windows XP,and Novell Netware?

The DoD security categories range from minimal protection to ____________ protection.

The ____________ is a collection of color-coded books on information security.

The purpose of the ____________ Model is to prevent information flow that can cause conflict of interest.

Although the ____________ Model is similar to the Bell-LaPadula Model,it also has additional applications.

To what does the term trusted computing base refer?

Who publishes a series of color-coded books on information security?

What is the common name given to one of a series of color-coded books that outlines criteria for rating various operating systems?

Which variation of the Unix operating system provides the higher security level?

What division designation is given to a system with a classification so low it is not rated?

The ____________ is a perhaps the best known of a series of color-coded books on information security.

What is the purpose of the concept of "separation of duties" as used in some security models?

Of the following,which has the highest security level?

Operating systems such as HP-UX BLS,Cray Research Trusted Unicos 8.0,and Digital SEVMS all are within which security division?

Which was NOT part of the origins of the Common Criteria?

The ____________ is the result of combining three existing standards.

One security division contains ____________ categories so named because such operating systems have yet to be developed.