Requirements and Policy Challenges in Highly Secure Environments

Summary: Examines federal policy-driven requirements for highly secure systems, framing risk assessment as certification (identify, estimate, evaluate). Outlines governance activities—from change and resource management to architecture and metrics—needed to build secure, compliant data environments. (summarized by gpt-5-nano on Feb 09 2026)

Paper ID: 3585
Venue: SIGMOD
Year: 2004
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Overall Rank: 13,681 | 4.83%
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1. Dean E. Hall

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