While not a tutorial or a text book, the famous "Orange Book" describes
the model in rather simple terms. Look for "B1" requirements in the book
that is reachable online at
http://csrc.nist.gov/secpubs/rainbow/std001.txt
Probably you can search further in the NIST site and find more
material.
Good luck.
-Aryeh Talnir
Security Arch. - Zambeel
Jim Duncan wrote:
> "Lodin, Steven {IT S~Indianapolis}" writes:
> > I was just looking at Denning's book _Cryptography and Data Security_ a
> > minute ago. She references the Bell-LaPadula model a couple of times in
> > there, but no detail. She does reference the original MITRE work from 1973
> > in the section on Information Flow Controls.
>
> Well, I _thought_ she had a larger description in there. I really wanted
> to check, but, er, I _don't_ have a copy of her book on my bookshelf. :-)
> At least not here at the office.
>
> (Hey, I never unpacked all my books after the move to Cisco, and some of
> them are on the shelf at home, not at work...)
>
> Jim
>
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