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Which of the following is required for security classification?
Which of the following is required for security classification?
- The actual physical implementation
- The splitting of satellites in the logical model
- The classification of source attributes (correct)
- The definition of the security classes
What is the purpose of splitting satellites in the logical model by security class?
What is the purpose of splitting satellites in the logical model by security class?
- To implement the security classification
- To ensure actual physical implementation (correct)
- To define the security classes
- To classify source attributes
What is the relationship between the logical model and the actual physical implementation?
What is the relationship between the logical model and the actual physical implementation?
- They differ in terms of satellites (correct)
- They differ in terms of security classes
- They are the same
- They differ in terms of source attributes
True or false: Security classification requires the definition of security classes?
True or false: Security classification requires the definition of security classes?
True or false: Source attributes are classified based on the security classes?
True or false: Source attributes are classified based on the security classes?
True or false: The actual physical implementation always matches the logical model for security classification?
True or false: The actual physical implementation always matches the logical model for security classification?
Match the following terms with their descriptions in the context of security classification:
Match the following terms with their descriptions in the context of security classification:
Match the following statements with their correct interpretation in the context of security classification:
Match the following statements with their correct interpretation in the context of security classification:
Match the following concepts with their roles in security classification:
Match the following concepts with their roles in security classification: