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SAGE Standard Automated Guard Environment: Technical Overview

Overview The BAE Systems Information Technology Standard Automated Guard Environment (SAGE) is a development environment for building Trusted Guard applications to run on BAE - IT's XTS-400 Linux-compatible trusted computing system. SAGE Guards are designed to securely, automatically, and efficiently monitor a carefully controlled flow of data between systems or networks with different security characteristics (e.g., different classification levels, different "needs to know"). SAGE has been used successfully in several major US government and friendly government Guard applications.

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Publisher	BAE Systems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2005	Downloads	21
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Security, Security Applications, Security Management

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