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DTW - DODIIS Trusted Workstation: Intelligence Paradigm for the 21st Century

Overview Today's war on terror has placed renewed emphasis on the military's need to obtain information in a secure and cost-effective manner. DODIIS Trusted Workstation (DTW) is that edge. DTW is an initiative that was jointly developed by Sun Microsystems and Trusted Computer Solutions (TCS). The heart of the system is the secure operating system, "Trusted Solaris", that can maintain segregation of differing security classification and sensitivity levels on a single physical computer. When the Pacific Command's Joint Intelligence Center, (JICPAC) implemented DTW, Trusted Solaris was a key factor in helping them reduce the number of compute systems previously dedicated to running compartmented applications.

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Publisher	Sun Microsystems	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	May 2005	Downloads	212
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Network Security, Thin Clients, Workstations

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