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16th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC'00)
Secure compartmented data access over an untrusted network using a COTS-based architecture
New Orleans, Louisiana
December 11-December 15
ISBN: 0-7695-0859-6
P.C. Clark, SecureMethods Inc., Vienna, VA, USA
M.C. Meissner, SecureMethods Inc., Vienna, VA, USA
K.O. Vance, SecureMethods Inc., Vienna, VA, USA
We present an approach to secure compartmented data access over an untrusted network using a secure network computing architecture. We describe the architecture and show how application-level firewalls and other commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) products may be used to implement compartmentalized access to sensitive information and to provide access control over an untrusted network and in a variety of environments. Security-related issues and assumptions are discussed. We compare our architecture to other models of controlling access to sensitive data and draw conclusions about the requirements for high-security solutions for electronic business as well as DoD applications.
Index Terms:
telecommunication security; computer networks; authorisation; software architecture; electronic commerce; military computing; secure compartmented data access; untrusted network; COTS-based architecture; secure network computing architecture; application-level firewalls; commercial-off-the-shelf products; sensitive information; access control; sensitive data; electronic business; DoD applications; military applications
Citation:
P.C. Clark, M.C. Meissner, K.O. Vance, "Secure compartmented data access over an untrusted network using a COTS-based architecture," acsac, pp.217, 16th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC'00), 2000
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