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Trusted system

In the security engineering subspecialty of computer science, a trusted system is one that is relied upon to a specified extent to enforce a specified security policy. This is equivalent to saying that a trusted system is one whose failure would break a security policy (if a policy exists that the system is trusted to enforce).

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Trusted systems in classified information

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Trusted systems in policy analysis

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Trusted systems in information theory

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Trusted systems in trusted computing

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Trusted system

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Triples24
Avg. degree1.97
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Trusted system

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related to Trusted systems in classified information · 13
Trusted system → A1, B3, Center's, Central, Defense-style, Department, Division, However, Ideally, MAC, The National Computer Security, There, Yellow Book
related to Trusted systems in information theory · 2
Trusted system → Ed Gerck, Trusted
related to Trusted systems in policy analysis · 2
Trusted system → For, In
related to Trusted systems in trusted computing · 1
Trusted system → The Trusted Computing Group

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filesinstance ofpassive repositories or destinations for data0.80text
disksinstance ofpassive repositories or destinations for data0.80text
or printersinstance ofpassive repositories or destinations for data0.80text
permission bitsinstance ofFamiliar protection mechanisms0.80text
an APIinstance ofentails a user-perceptible interface0.80text
a set of system calls in UNIX or system exits in mainframesinstance ofentails a user-perceptible interface0.80text
Trusted systemrelated to Trusted systems in classified informationDivision0.60section
Trusted systemrelated to Trusted systems in classified informationMAC0.60section
Trusted systemrelated to Trusted systems in classified informationHowever0.60section
Trusted systemrelated to Trusted systems in classified informationThere0.60section
Trusted systemrelated to Trusted systems in classified informationThe National Computer Security0.60section
Trusted systemrelated to Trusted systems in classified informationCenter's0.60section

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