Presented at
Black Hat USA 1998,
July 30, 1998, 3 p.m.
(80 minutes).
Increased reliance on mission-critical services delivered over the Internet carries with it the increased risk of an outsider opening a pipeline from the Internet to critical internal data. In this talk, Mr. McNabb will be discussing the security challenges that face providers of Internet-based applications and the limitations of traditional methods of security in these types of environments. Mr. McNabb will then describe the means by which trusted operating system technology can overcome these limitations.
Presenters:
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Paul McNabb
- CTO of Argus Systems Group, Inc.
Mr. McNabb is the Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Argus Systems Group. Mr. McNabb has over 18 years of experience in trusted UNIX development and developed the architecture for the world's first 3rd generation trusted operating system. Involved in TCSEC and ITSEC evaluations for several years, Mr. McNabb is arguably the world's leading authority on trusted systems technology.
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