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IS Hardening
editA compendium on security
edit- General concepts
- Hardening (computing)
- Classified information
- Computer security
- Access control
- Access control list
- Principle of least privilege
- Security modes
- Type enforcement
- Role-based access control
- Multilevel security
- Security models and architectures
- Clark-Wilson model
- Graham-Denning model
- Bell–LaPadula model
- Biba Model
- Take-grant protection model
- Non-interference (security)
- Capability-based security
- Organisation-based access control
- Security architectures
- Trusted computing base
- Multiple Independent Levels of Security
- Multiple Single-Level
- Common Criteria
- Common Criteria
- Evaluation Assurance Level
- Security Target
- Protection Profile
- NSA Orange Book
- Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria
- Discretionary access control
- Labeled Security Protection Profile
- BLACKER
- Mandatory Access Control
- Mandatory access control
- Security-Enhanced Linux
- MAC Implementations on Linux
- Linux Security Modules
- FLASK
- TOMOYO Linux
- AppArmor
- Grsecurity
- RSBAC
- Bastille Unix
- Other hardening implementations
- Systrace
- Mandatory Integrity Control
- User Interface Privilege Isolation
- Solaris Trusted Extensions
- Exec Shield
- LynxSecure