Assessing federal and Commercial Information security Needs
Author
David F. Farralolo, Dennis M. Gilbert, Nickilyn Lynch
Entry type
techreport
Abstract
In a cooperative effort with the government and industry, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) conducted a study to assess the current and future information technology (IT) security needs of the commercial, civil, and military sectors.
The primary objectives of the study were to:
* determine a basic set of information protection policies and control objectives that pertain to the secure processing needs of organizations within all sectors; and
* identitfy protection requirements and technical approaches that are used, desired or sought so they can be concidered for future federal standards and guidelines.
The findings of this study address the basic security needs of IT product users, including system developers, end users, administrators, and evaluators. Security needs have been identified based on actual existing and well-understood security organizational practices.
Date
1992 – November
Institution
NIST
Key alpha
Ferralolo
Publisher
NIST
Publication Date
0000-00-00
Contents
1 Introduction
2 Project Approach
3 Findings
4 Conclusions
Language
English
Location
A hard-copy of this is in Haas
Subject
Current and Future Security needs pf teh Commercial, Civil, and Military Sectors.

