Labeled security has been extended to the two desktop interfaces in the Solaris 10 11/06 release. Users have access to both Trusted Java Desktop System (Trusted Java DS) and Trusted Common Desktop Environment (Trusted CDE) which include the following features:
Multilevel sessions to enable users to access the data that they are authorized to see without compromising security
Trusted path verification for to assure that the user session is not being hijacked
Labeled windows to display the label of a window or a document
Drag-and-drop security enforcement to ensure data movement is controlled and users are informed about security violations
Labeled device allocation for CD-ROM, DVD, audio, and other devices to limit the transfer of sensitive data to insecure devices
Secured remote access to multilevel sessions and single level sessions from other systems