Security of open systems

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As an enhancement to ISO's Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model, ECMA defines a security framework for distributed systems which is based on the concepts of security domains and security facilities. This paper describes a functional decomposition of the security of distributed systems, thus providing building blocks which can be specified and analysed in detail and can be used to establish a secure distributed processing environment for both private application software and public communication services such as electronic mail. The aim is to achieve both interoperability (openness) and a high level of confidence. © 1989.

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Kruys, J. P. (1989). Security of open systems. Computers and Security, 8(2), 139–147. https://doi.org/10.1016/0167-4048(89)90069-2

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