Trusted Computer Security Evaluation Criteria (TCSEC) -
Trusted Computer Security Evaluation Criteria (TCSEC)
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A security development standard for system manufacturers and a basis for comparing and evaluating different computer systems. Also known as the Orange Book.
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Nate
3 years ago
TCSEC’s categories are assigned through the evaluation of a target system. Applicable systems are stand-alone systems that are not networked. TCSEC defines the following major
categories:
Category A Verified protection. The highest level of security.
Category B Mandatory protection.
Category C Discretionary protection.
Category D Minimal protection. Reserved for systems that have been evaluated but do
not meet requirements to belong to any other category.
categories:
Category A Verified protection. The highest level of security.
Category B Mandatory protection.
Category C Discretionary protection.
Category D Minimal protection. Reserved for systems that have been evaluated but do
not meet requirements to belong to any other category.