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The XTS-400 The XTS-400 running the Secure
Trusted Operating Program (STOP) is a general purpose UNIX®-like system
designed for use as a secure application host in situations where the value of
the data to be guarded requires the utmost assurance of the security of the platform. The
XTS-400 is a major evolutionary step beyond DigitalNets previous line of
highly Evaluated products, the XTS-300. The XTS-300 was the most highly
Evaluated general purpose operating system ever and the only one to undergo repeated
National Security Agency led evaluations at the B-3 level. The XTS-400 uses the
same designed for security architecture as the XTS-300 while adding support for
contemporary hardware (Intel® Xeon-based) application programs.
The XTS-400 was evaluated at the EAL 5 Augmented level on March 1, 2005. See http://niap.nist.gov/cc-scheme/vpl/vpl_type.html#operatingsystem.
The
XTS and STOP are often used to implement guarding applications which examine data
from a network at one level and making decisions about whether the data should
be allowed to pass through to a system on a network of a differing level. The
Guard application enforces pre-approved security rules based on data content and
allows data to be passed through to a system on another network at a different
level only if it meets the pre-defined criteria programmed into the Guard.
View the XTS-400 Datasheet
View
the XTS-400 Trusted Computer System Technical Overview
View
the Standard Automated Guard Environment(SAGE) Technical Overview
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further information:
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