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With the rapid development of informationization process, the need to collaborate, share, and exchange information between different departments of an information system has become more and more imperative. In this paper, the security requirements of information systems with multi-level security are analyzed and the security assumptions are proposed. Second, BLP model of stand-alone computer systems is extended to information systems, the new interpretations of subjects and objects in information systems is introduced, the new need-to-share category is added to subjects and objects, and a multilevel security model for information systems is developed. Finally, the formal description of the security model is presented, the full set of access rules that apply to the system are established, and the security of the information system is proved. The new security model allows information being securely shared with the right users and protected from the wrong user, while maintaining the multilevel security of information systems.
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Advances in Information Sciences and Service Sciences
ISSN: 1976-3700
Year: 2012
Issue: 4
Volume: 4
Page: 58-65
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SCOPUS Cited Count: 3
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