Access Decisions Sample Clauses

Access Decisions. Read and Write In a mandatory access control system, all access decisions are made by the system. Therefore, the decision to allow or deny access to an object (e.g., a file) involves an interaction between all of the following:  The label of the subject Xxxx, with clearance: SECRET [R&D]  The label of the subject Xxxx, with clearance: TOP SECRET [Marketing, Sales, R&D]  The label of the object, a file named LOGISTIC with a sensitivity label: SECRET [Sales, R&D] When trying to read the LOGISTIC file, the system compares the clearance of the subject with the file's label to determine whether the subject will be allowed to read or write it. The following figure shows how mandatory access control works. How to read?
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