Assessment Objective
Determine if:
- SC-31(03) the bandwidth of [Assignment: subset of identified covert channels] is measured in the operational environment of the system.
Assessment Methods
Examine
- System and communications protection policy
- procedures addressing covert channel analysis
- system design documentation
- system configuration settings and associated documentation
- covert channel analysis documentation
- system audit records
- system security plan
- other relevant documents or records
Interview
- System/network administrators
- organizational personnel with information security responsibilities
- organizational personnel with covert channel analysis responsibilities
- system developers/integrators
Test
- Organizational process for conducting covert channel analysis
- mechanisms supporting and/or implementing covert channel analysis
- mechanisms supporting and/or implementing the capability to measure the bandwidth of covert channels
Verknüpfte Vorgänge
| Verknüpfungstyp | Vorgang |
|---|---|
| blocks | SC-31(03) Measure Bandwidth in Operational Environments |
- NIST -
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