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RE: [GRAYMAIL] [kmip] Groups - Handling Instruction_w_Examples.xlsx uploaded
Howdy Mark! Great points all! Answers below From: Mark Joseph [mailto:] Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2016 3:43 PM To: Chuck White <>; Subject: Re: [GRAYMAIL] [kmip] Groups - Handling Instruction_w_Examples.xlsx uploaded Hi Chuck, Two questions, just asking for clarification 1) In the Department of Defense example the table has two security labels one at TS and one at S. How can one piece of data have two labels? Consider a MLS solutions where something could be authorized for Secret or Top Secret Storage that was the idea. Where there are multiple labels associated with all the authorized security levels. 2) In the US health care case, access is typically controlled by RBAC (we have a customer in this area and this seems how its done) I just see peoples names in the who has access no notion of access rules. This is more of an Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) model that takes it cues from the providers (My esteemed colleagues and Dr. Howser) and the appropriate ICD 10 tags for conditions as part of the labeling scheme that ends up being a combination of provider and condition. 3) Also in the who has access I just see text names, these are some type of user ids right? Those are IDs and can be any type of ID….. kept those human readable for the sake of example Thanks, Mark From: Charles White <> To: <> Sent: 4/28/2016 8:40 AM Subject: [GRAYMAIL] [kmip] Groups - Handling Instruction_w_Examples.xlsx uploaded Submitter's message Howdy KMIP TC! Here is the updated spreadsheet for Handling Instructions with examples for Healthcare and DoD. Thanks! Chuck -- Mr. Charles White Document Name: Handling Instruction_w_Examples.xlsx Description Updated with Department of Defense and Healthcare Example Download Latest Revision Public Download Link Submitter: Mr. Charles White Group: OASIS Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) TC Folder: Drafts Date submitted: 2016-04-28 08:40:39
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