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Assessment Title
Rule Text
The ALG that is part of a CDS must enforce information flow control using organization-defined security policy filters as a basis for flow control decisions for organization-defined information flows.
Description
Discussion Text
The use of security policy filters provides protection for the confidentiality of data by restricting the flow of data.
Configure organization-defined specific filters and their order of execution for each information flow. For example, security policy filters may include data content filtering rules that monitor for and block specific words (e.g., key word indicators such as terms associated with classified mission), enumerated values, or data value ranges, and hidden content.
Organization-defined security policy filter and organization-defined information flows used as part of a CDS system depend on the environment, data, and security boundaries. Organizations implementing CDS must follow the DOD-required process of testing, baselining, and risk assessment to ensure the rigor and accuracy necessary to rely upon a CDS for cross domain security.
This requirement also applies to Zero Trust initiatives.
Configure organization-defined specific filters and their order of execution for each information flow. For example, security policy filters may include data content filtering rules that monitor for and block specific words (e.g., key word indicators such as terms associated with classified mission), enumerated values, or data value ranges, and hidden content.
Organization-defined security policy filter and organization-defined information flows used as part of a CDS system depend on the environment, data, and security boundaries. Organizations implementing CDS must follow the DOD-required process of testing, baselining, and risk assessment to ensure the rigor and accuracy necessary to rely upon a CDS for cross domain security.
This requirement also applies to Zero Trust initiatives.
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