Designing medium assurance XML-labelling guards for NATO

Wrona, Konrad; Oudkerk, Sander; Hallingstad, Geir

doi:10.1109/milcom.2010.5680248

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“…With this solution, the way of the information is always one-way so that no data can leak into the lower domain. There may be a potential risk to the integrity and availability of data handled in the higher domain with network attacks, or malicious codes with the files transmitted from the lower domain (Wrona, Oudkerk & Hallingstad, 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

Information-Sharing Challenges and Issues in Multinational Operations, Part 2

Tóth

2021

Land Forces Academy Review

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To share information in a multinational environment is always a big challenge. This statement is especially true when systems with different classification levels need to operate simultaneously, or different national classified systems must work together. In the first part of this article, the author analysed the different international security management procedures, the possible threats, vulnerabilities, and solutions to create the most effective information-sharing environment. The purpose of this article, as in the first part, is to analyse and evaluate the different information sharing methods and procedures that can be applied to the sharing of information between classified and non-classified networks. It also analyses the risks arising from their use and the security measures needed to remedy them. In this paper, the author collected the possible information sharing techniques and solutions and analysed the different methods to find the best result to share information in multinational environments.

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Section: Information-sharing Techniques In Multinational Operationsmentioning

confidence: 99%