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This document, the first of a four volume set on Trusted Systems Procurement, is a guideline designed for those who must identify and satisfy deliverable data requirements associated with security-relevant acquisitions of trusted, stand-alone systems. It identifies what must be complied with, what must be read, what must be written, and what others must be instructed to write. The detailed acquisition process, coupled with the technical complexity of computers, security, and contracting, represents an unsolvable mystery for many. The goal of this document is to help clarify the complex issues. It applies to AIS developers purchasers, or program managers who deliver systems to customers. It specifically supports acquisition of systems from commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) products on the Evaluated Products List (EPL). It will help those responsible to develop plans and procedures for acquisition of trusted, stand-alone systems. Specifically, it will help identify security-relevant data to be delivered by a contractor.

This document, the first of a four volume set on Trusted Systems Procurement, is a guideline designed for those who must identify and satisfy deliverable data requirements associated with security-relevant acquisitions of trusted, stand-alone systems. It identifies what must be complied with, what must be read, what must be written, and what others must be instructed to write. The detailed acquisition process, coupled with the technical complexity of computers, security, and contracting, represents an unsolvable mystery for many. The goal of this document is to help clarify the complex issues. It applies to AIS developers purchasers, or program managers who deliver systems to customers. It specifically supports acquisition of systems from commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) products on the Evaluated Products List (EPL). It will help those responsible to develop plans and procedures for acquisition of trusted, stand-alone systems. Specifically, it will help identify security-relevant data to be delivered by a contractor.

This document, the first of a four volume set on Trusted Systems Procurement, is a guideline designed for those who must identify and satisfy deliverable data requirements associated with security-relevant acquisitions of trusted, stand-alone systems. It identifies what must be complied with, what must be read, what must be written, and what others must be instructed to write. The detailed acquisition process, coupled with the technical complexity of computers, security, and contracting, represents an unsolvable mystery for many. The goal of this document is to help clarify the complex issues. It applies to AIS developers purchasers, or program managers who deliver systems to customers. It specifically supports acquisition of systems from commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) products on the Evaluated Products List (EPL). It will help those responsible to develop plans and procedures for acquisition of trusted, stand-alone systems. Specifically, it will help identify security-relevant data to be delivered by a contractor.

An Introduction to Computer Security. Used for MP520 Computer Systems in Medicine for Radiological Technologies University, South Bend, Indiana Campus. Uploaded by Gerard Arthus and released into the Public Domain under the Creative Commons License Non-Attribute.

An Introduction to Computer Security. Used for MP520 Computer Systems in Medicine for Radiological Technologies University, South Bend, Indiana Campus. Uploaded by Gerard Arthus and released into the Public Domain under the Creative Commons License Non-Attribute.

An Introduction to Computer Security. Used for MP520 Computer Systems in Medicine for Radiological Technologies University, South Bend, Indiana Campus. Uploaded by Gerard Arthus and released into the Public Domain under the Creative Commons License Non-Attribute.

An Introduction to Computer Security. Used for MP520 Computer Systems in Medicine for Radiological Technologies University, South Bend, Indiana Campus. Uploaded by Gerard Arthus and released into the Public Domain under the Creative Commons License Non-Attribute.

An Introduction to Computer Security. Used for MP520 Computer Systems in Medicine for Radiological Technologies University, South Bend, Indiana Campus. Uploaded by Gerard Arthus and released into the Public Domain under the Creative Commons License Non-Attribute.

1Life of Benjamin Franklin

By Samuel G Goodrich

<p>This little book was intended for the education of school children and includes tales, sketches and anecdotes of his life written for the children of the mid 1800's and written in the English language of that period. Each chapter has numerous questions intended for the the reader or the teacher to quiz themselves to see if they gathered the pertinent information. The quiz questions will not be recorded. Also part of this book are numerous short essays written by Franklin on various topics. These entertaining and insightful samples occupy sections 17 through 27. (Summary by phil chenevert)

2Poems

By Samuel G Goodrich

This is a very varied collection of poems by Samuel G. Goodrich, alias Peter Parley. Some of the poems in this volume are rather dark and somber, others of a more light-hearted tone. Some of the poems are addressed to children, some are better enjoyed by adults. In any case, each reader, or listener, should find something suited to his or her tastes and moods in this collection. - Summary by Carolin

3Great Events in the History of North and South America

By Charles Goodrich

Step back and time and learn about people, places, and things that helped to mold North and South America. - Summary by CBTeddy