Date Published: December 1993
Planning Note (08/23/2018):
For current information on the Computer Security Objects Register, visit the CSOR Project.
Editor(s)
Noel Nazario (NIST)
The primary purpose of this register is to specify names that uniquely identify Computer Security Objects (CSOs). Unique names can be used to reference objects during the negotiation of security services for a transaction or application. The register is also a repository of parameters associated with the registered object.
The primary purpose of this register is to specify names that uniquely identify Computer Security Objects (CSOs). Unique names can be used to reference objects during the negotiation of security services for a transaction or application. The register is also a repository of parameters associated...
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The primary purpose of this register is to specify names that uniquely identify Computer Security Objects (CSOs). Unique names can be used to reference objects during the negotiation of security services for a transaction or application. The register is also a repository of parameters associated with the registered object.
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Keywords
computer security objects; registration; security services
Control Families
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