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Secure Communications Processor STOP Release 2.1.

Abstract

The Department of Defense Computer Security Center DoDCSC was established in January 1981 to encourage the widespread availability of trusted computer systems for use by facilities processing classified or other sensitive data. In the fourth quarter of FY82, Honeywell Information Systems, Inc., requested that the DoDCSC evaluate the SCOMP system, a commercially available operating system. SCOMP is a combination of hardware and software that provides the state of the art in Computer Security. The security features provided by STOP Release 2.1 of the SCOMP System were evaluated against the requirements specified by the Department of Defense Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria dated 15 August 1983. Author.

Date
September 23, 1985
Authors
Steven J Padilla, Terry Benzel
Issue
CSCEPL85001