The concept of subject/program binding is tied to which of the following security models?

An activity that alters the state of a system is called a _________.

The Brewer and Nash model was designed for what purpose?

Kim is asked to provide a technical review of a newly-installed network system that includes multiple workstations, servers, and databases that have been integrated into a network operations center. Her review must conclude that the established security requirements have been met. What task is Kim performing?

The Common Criteria in the simplest form works to answer two distinct questions.
What are they?

John is asked by his manager to research an IDS for a new dispatching center. In his research, he finds the top five products and compares them against each other based upon their ratings. In order to get the most simplified and universal evaluation, which of the following should John use to make his decision?

A small-town security office has recently installed a new computer system for their staff of five. The system contains many levels of classified information and is set up to allow each of the employees different access permissions. Which type of system does this scenario describe?

Which of the following security mechanisms encompasses all of the components that are responsible for enforcing the established security policy?

Which component of an operating system fetches the programming code, interprets it, and oversees the execution of the different instruction sets?

If an attacker stole a password file that contained one-way encrypted passwords, what type of attack would she perform to find the encrypted passwords?