- Book Information
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Introduction to Trusted Solaris Label Encodings
- Labels Tasks: Who Does What
- Types of Labels, Their Components and Uses
- What Labels Ranges Do
- How Labels Are Used in Access Control Decisions
- Labels' Components
- Label Dominance
- Accreditation Ranges, Label Ranges, and Valid Labels
- System Accreditation Range
- User Accreditation Range
- Account Label Range
- Account Label Range Examples
- Session Range
- Labeled Workspaces
- Label Availability in Trusted Solaris Sessions
- Authorizations and Label Translation
- Administering Administrative Labels
- Configuring How Labels are Printed on Banner/Trailer and Body Pages
- Overview of Planning
- Planning the Encodings File
- Creating Large Numbers of Labels
- Chapter 2 Creating or Modifying the Encodings File
- Preparing the Label Encodings File
- For a Site Using a Government-furnished Labels File
- For a Site Without a Previously-existing Labels File
- Central Administration
- Tools for Editing and Checking the label_encodings File
- Suggested Working Policies
- Changing the label_encodings File After System Start Up
- Running Without Labels
- Word Order Requirements
- Adding or Renaming a Classification
- Label Encodings Procedures
- To Modify the label_encodings File
- To Copy the label_encodings File to a Floppy Disk
- To Copy the label_encodings File from a Floppy Disk
- To Add Sun Extensions to a Pre-Existing Label Encodings File
- To Set Up No Labels Operation
- To Add or Rename a Classification in the Default label_encodings File
- To Specify Default and Inverse Words
- To Replace the Single Label in the Default Single-Label Encodings File
- To Make Your Own Single-label Encodings File
- To Configure Labels Not Visible to Users
- To Ensure Labels Map to CIPSO Labels
- Chapter 3 Specifying Labels and Handling Guidelines for Printer Output
- Chapter 4 Modifying Sun's Extensions in the Local Definitions Section
- Chapter 5 Example: Planning an Organization's Labels
- Identifying the Site's Label Requirements
- Climbing the Security Learning Curve
- Analyzing the Requirements for Each Label
- Defining the Set of Labels
- Planning the Classifications
- Planning the Compartments
- Planning the Use of Words in MAC
- Planning the Use of Words in Labeling System Output
- Planning How to Label Printer Output Pages as Desired
- Planning for Supporting Procedures
- Planning Classification Values in a Worksheet
- Planning Compartment Values and Classification/Compartment Constraints in a Worksheet
- Planning Clearances in a Worksheet
- Planning the PRINTER BANNERS Wording in a Worksheet
- Planning CHANNELS in a Worksheet
- Planning the Minimums in an ACCREDITATION RANGE Worksheet
- Planning the Colors in the COLOR NAMES Worksheet
- Specifying the Labels During Post-Install Configuration
- Encoding the VERSION
- Encoding the CLASSIFICATIONS
- Encoding the SENSITIVITY LABELS
- Encoding the INFORMATION LABELS
- Encoding the CLEARANCES
- Encoding the CHANNELS
- Encoding the PRINTER BANNERS
- Encoding the ACCREDITATION RANGE
- Encoding the Wording for Label Builders, Colors, and Other LOCAL DEFINITIONS Values
- Encoding the Heading Names for Label Builders
- Encoding the COLOR NAMES
- Configuring Users to Enforce Labeling Decisions
- Configuring Printing To Enforce Labeling Decisions
- Appendix A Example: Label Encodings File
- Appendix B Differences Between Default Label Encodings Files
- Index