2011
DOI: 10.6028/nist.ir.7802
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Trust model for security automation data 1.0 (TMSAD)

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“…Figure 20. Example of TMSAD (Booth and Halbardie, 2011) TMSAD uses the W3C recommendation on XML Signature Syntax and Processing. It belongs to the SCAP specification and considering that security automation is exchanged via an XML language, the focus of this model is on the processing of XML documents.…”
Section: Tmsad (Trust Model For Security Automation Data)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 20. Example of TMSAD (Booth and Halbardie, 2011) TMSAD uses the W3C recommendation on XML Signature Syntax and Processing. It belongs to the SCAP specification and considering that security automation is exchanged via an XML language, the focus of this model is on the processing of XML documents.…”
Section: Tmsad (Trust Model For Security Automation Data)mentioning
confidence: 99%