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Title: A Guide To Understanding Configuration Management In Trusted Systems Authors: National Computer Security Center Abstract: The guidelines described in this document provide set of good practices related to configuration management in Automated Data Processing (ADP) systems employed for processing classified and other sensitive information. Title: A Guide To Understanding Discretionary Access Control In Trusted Systems Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER Abstract: The guidelines defined in this document are intended to be used by computer hardware and software designers who are building systems with the intent of meeting the requirements of the Department of Defense Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria, DoD 5200.28-STD. Title: A Guide to Understanding Trusted Distribution in Trusted Systems Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER Abstract: The specific guidelines in this document provide a set of good practices related to trusted distribution of the hardware, software, and firmware portions, both originals and updates, of automated data processing systems employed for processing classified and other sensitive information. This technical guideline has been written to help the vendor and evaluator community understand what trusted distribution is, why it is important, and how an effective trusted distribution system may be implemented to meet the requirements of the Trusted Computer Systems Evaluation Criteria. Title: Guide to Understanding Audit in Trusted Systems Authors: National Computer Security Center Abstract: The guidelines described in this document provide a set of good practices related to the use of auditing in automatic data processing systems employed for processing classified and other sensitive information. Title: Guide To Understanding Trusted Facility Management Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER Abstract: "A Guide to Understanding Trusted Facility Management" is the latest in the series of technical guidelines that are being published by the National Computer Security Center. This technical guideline has been written to help the computer security manufacturers, system evaluators, accreditors, as well as end users understand what procedures, methods, and processes are required for trusted facility management at B2 through A1 classes of the TCSEC. Title: Guidelines For Formal Verification Systems Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER Abstract: The guidelines defined in this document are intended for vendors building formal specification and verification systems that trusted system developers may use in satisfying the requirements of the Department of Defense Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria (TCSEC), DoD 5200.28-STD, and the Trusted Network Interpretation of the TCSEC. Title: The Trusted Product Evaluation Questionnaire Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER Abstract: The Trusted Product Evaluation Questionnaire is the latest in a series of technical documents that are being published by the National Computer Security Center under the Technical Guidelines Programs. It is the goal of the Technical Guidelines Program to assure that each process in the Trusted Product Evaluation Program and the features of the Department of Defense Trusted Computer Systems Evaluation Criteria will be discussed in detail and provide the proper interpretations with specific guidance. Title: Trusted network interpretation Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER Abstract: This document will be used for a period of at least one year after date of signature. During this period the NCSC will gain experience using the Trusted Network Interpretation in several network evaluations. In addition, the NCSC will conduct a series of tutorials and workshops to educate the community on the details of the Trusted Network Interpretation and receive feedback. After this trial period, necessary changes to the document will be made and a revised version issued. Title: Trusted Product Security Evaluation Program Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER Abstract: This publication describes procedures for interacting with the National Security Agency's Information Security Organization as related to the Trusted Product Evaluation Program within the National Computer Security Center. It provides the information needed to submit a computer product for technical security evaluation and outlines the National Security Agency's responsibilities for positive, timely acknowledgements. This publication specifically covers the National Computer Security Center's relationship with vendors of proposed trusted computer products from the initial contact with the vendor through the completion of the security evaluation process and follow-on programs. Although more detailed instructions will be referenced in this publication, sufficient guidelines are established for any first-time user of the National Computer Security Center's services.
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Trusted Systems

Title: A Guide To Understanding Configuration Management In Trusted Systems

Authors: National Computer Security Center

Abstract:

The guidelines described in this document provide set of good practices related to configuration management in Automated Data Processing (ADP) systems employed for processing classified and other sensitive information.

Title: A Guide To Understanding Discretionary Access Control In Trusted Systems

Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER

Abstract:

The guidelines defined in this document are intended to be used by computer hardware and software designers who are building systems with the intent of meeting the requirements of the Department of Defense Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria, DoD 5200.28-STD.

Title: A Guide to Understanding Trusted Distribution in Trusted Systems

Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER

Abstract:

The specific guidelines in this document provide a set of good practices related to trusted distribution of the hardware, software, and firmware portions, both originals and updates, of automated data processing systems employed for processing classified and other sensitive information. This technical guideline has been written to help the vendor and evaluator community understand what trusted distribution is, why it is important, and how an effective trusted distribution system may be implemented to meet the requirements of the Trusted Computer Systems Evaluation Criteria.

Title: Guide to Understanding Audit in Trusted Systems

Authors: National Computer Security Center

Abstract:

The guidelines described in this document provide a set of good practices related to the use of auditing in automatic data processing systems employed for processing classified and other sensitive information.

Title: Guide To Understanding Trusted Facility Management

Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER

Abstract:

"A Guide to Understanding Trusted Facility Management" is the latest in the series of technical guidelines that are being published by the National Computer Security Center. This technical guideline has been written to help the computer security manufacturers, system evaluators, accreditors, as well as end users understand what procedures, methods, and processes are required for trusted facility management at B2 through A1 classes of the TCSEC.

Title: Guidelines For Formal Verification Systems

Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER

Abstract:

The guidelines defined in this document are intended for vendors building formal specification and verification systems that trusted system developers may use in satisfying the requirements of the Department of Defense Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria (TCSEC), DoD 5200.28-STD, and the Trusted Network Interpretation of the TCSEC.

Title: The Trusted Product Evaluation Questionnaire

Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER

Abstract:

The Trusted Product Evaluation Questionnaire is the latest in a series of technical documents that are being published by the National Computer Security Center under the Technical Guidelines Programs. It is the goal of the Technical Guidelines Program to assure that each process in the Trusted Product Evaluation Program and the features of the Department of Defense Trusted Computer Systems Evaluation Criteria will be discussed in detail and provide the proper interpretations with specific guidance.

Title: Trusted network interpretation

Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER

Abstract:

This document will be used for a period of at least one year after date of signature. During this period the NCSC will gain experience using the Trusted Network Interpretation in several network evaluations. In addition, the NCSC will conduct a series of tutorials and workshops to educate the community on the details of the Trusted Network Interpretation and receive feedback. After this trial period, necessary changes to the document will be made and a revised version issued.

Title: Trusted Product Security Evaluation Program

Authors: NATIONAL COMPUTER SECURITY CENTER

Abstract:

This publication describes procedures for interacting with the National Security Agency's Information Security Organization as related to the Trusted Product Evaluation Program within the National Computer Security Center. It provides the information needed to submit a computer product for technical security evaluation and outlines the National Security Agency's responsibilities for positive, timely acknowledgements. This publication specifically covers the National Computer Security Center's relationship with vendors of proposed trusted computer products from the initial contact with the vendor through the completion of the security evaluation process and follow-on programs. Although more detailed instructions will be referenced in this publication, sufficient guidelines are established for any first-time user of the National Computer Security Center's services.

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