Consider a system that combines the Military security policy and Bell-LaPadula confidentiality model. Given the security levels TOP SECRET, SECRET, CONFIDENTIAL, and UNCLASSIFIED (ordered from highest to lowest), and compartments Students, Faculty, Staff, and Contractors specify what type of access (read, write, both, none) is allowed in each of the following situations.a) John, cleared for (TOP SECRET, {Faculty, Staff, Students}), wants to access a document classified as (TOP SECRET, {Faculty, Staff, Contractors}).b) Bill, cleared for (CONFIDENTIAL, {Faculty, Students}), wants to access a document classified as (CONFIDENTIAL, {Students}).c) Janet, cleared for (SECRET, {Faculty, Students}), wants to access document classified as (CONFIDENTIAL, {Faculty}).d) Pete, cleared for (CONFIDENTIAL, {Faculty, Staff}), wants to access a document classified as (SECRET, {Staff}).e) Chris, cleared for (CONFIDENTIAL, {Staff}) wants to access a document classified as (UNCLASSIFIED, {Staff}).

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The types of access that would be given to each person are:

  1. Read-only access
  2. Full access
  3. Denied access
  4. Full access
  5. Full access

What is the Bell-LaPadula confidentiality model?

This refers to the model that is used to define states and is a multi-level security protocol that was designed for military applications.

Hence, we can see that based on the security protocols from the highest security clearance to the least, there are different accesses given to each of the persons that want to gain access to a particular type of document.

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