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Compartmented Mode Workstation Labeling: Encodings Format Oracle Solaris 10 8/11 Information Library |
2. Structure and Syntax of Encodings File
4. Information Label Encodings
5. Sensitivity Label, Clearance, Channels, and Printer Banner Encodings
6. Accreditation Range and Name Information Label Encodings
Specifying the User Accreditation Range
The All Compartment Combinations Valid Keyword
The All Compartment Combinations Valid Except: Keyword
The Only Valid Compartment Combinations: Keyword
Specifying System Accreditation Range-Related Constants
The Minimum Clearance= Keyword
The Minimum Sensitivity Label= Keyword
The Minimum Protect As Classification= Keyword
Name Information Label Encodings
7. General Considerations for Specifying Encodings
8. Enforcing Proper Label Adjudications
A. Encodings Specifications Error Messages
The user accreditation range of a system is the set of sensitivity labels at which normal users are intended to be able to operate. The user accreditation range is conceptually specified as a list (or set) of sensitivity labels. In this manner, certain sensitivity labels can be left out of the list, as will be the case for many systems.
Note that the restriction the user accreditation range places on sensitivity labels does not apply to either clearances or information labels.
For example, consider a system that processes TS along with compartments A, B, and C. The complete list of possible sensitivity labels (and hence the largest possible user accreditation range) for such a system is:
TS TS A TS B TS C TS A B TS A C TS B C TS A B CHowever, a more realistic user accreditation range for such a system might be:
TS A B TS A C TS A B CIn this example, compartments B and C can be processed only in combination with A, and A cannot be processed alone.