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| ====== Security Domain ====== | ====== Security Domain ====== | ||
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| ===== Discussion ===== | ===== Discussion ===== | ||
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| A Security Domain can be defined by: | A Security Domain can be defined by: | ||
| - | * A [[private: | + | * A [[public: |
| * Information compartments | * Information compartments | ||
| * Handling caveats | * Handling caveats | ||
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| A Security Domain can exist within a: | A Security Domain can exist within a: | ||
| - | * [[private: | + | * [[public: |
| - | * [[private: | + | * [[public: |
| - | * [[private: | + | * [[public: |
| - | * [[private: | + | * [[public: |
| - | * [[private: | + | * [[public: |
| Classification and connectivity do not independently define a Security Domain. A Security Domain also requires a common security policy or security architecture governing the resources and entities within its boundary. | Classification and connectivity do not independently define a Security Domain. A Security Domain also requires a common security policy or security architecture governing the resources and entities within its boundary. | ||
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| Multiple Infrastructure Environments can also participate in one Security Domain when a common authority and security policy govern them. | Multiple Infrastructure Environments can also participate in one Security Domain when a common authority and security policy govern them. | ||
| - | Information movement within a Security Domain remains subject to the domain' | + | Information movement within a Security Domain remains subject to the domain' |
| - | Information movement from one Security Domain to another constitutes a [[private: | + | Information movement from one Security Domain to another constitutes a [[public: |
| ===== Definition ===== | ===== Definition ===== | ||