The Lattice Security Model In A Public Computing Network

1 January 1978

proceedings article
Published by Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

p. 453-459
https://doi.org/10.1145/800127.804146

Abstract

This paper defines the lattice security model and shows it to be useful in private sector applications of decentralized computer networks. It examines discretionary security models and shows them to be inadequate to protect against “Trojan Horse” attacks. It examines the management of large security lattices and proposes solutions to the proliferation of categories problem.

Keywords

COMPUTER NETWORK SECURITY
COMPUTER SECURITY
DATA PROCESSING SECURITY
LATTICE SECURITY MODEL
NON-DISCRETIONARY SECURITY

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