Controlled Access Protection Security in Windows 2000 for DoD

Wednesday
Presentation

   Department of Defense (DoD) requires Controlled Access Protection (CAP) for classified information processing. The Windows 2000 CAP functionality, with an Evaluated Assurance Level (EAL) 4, is not sufficient. This presentation describes CAP for the Joint Mission Planning System (JMPS). It describes the Windows functionality we used, how we used it, the security features satisfied and, more importantly, the shortfalls of Windows 2000 and how we compensated for them. JMPS is also required to be Defense Information Infrastructure (DII) Common Operating Environment (COE) level 6 compliant. This presentation describes our use of COE with the impacts and benefits.

   This presentation is beneficial to Microsoft and system developers. This enables Microsoft to provide an inherent capability allowing consistent deployment and training processes across DoD. Other developers will understand our design approach, the security requirements satisfied, the level of effort required to implement it, and its impact on the overall security certification and accreditation.
 
Wednesday - April 21, 2004
1:30 - 2:15
Track 1
Salon G
 
Speakers:
Dennis ritaldato
 
Presentation:
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