Information security – Policy
Reexamination Certificate
2004-07-23
2010-02-02
Lipman, Jacob (Department: 2434)
Information security
Policy
Reexamination Certificate
active
07657923
ABSTRACT:
A framework for a security system is described. The framework may be used to track which security engines are available to enforce security policies. A security engine is a software resource that enforces security policies designed to help ensure that a vulnerability of an application or operating system cannot be exploited. The framework may be used to maintain a holistic view of a status of computing devices that a security system is configured to operate with. The framework may enforce security policies uniformly across components of a security system by providing an application program interface. The security system may broker security enforcement events and security policies. By providing these services, the framework presents a unified model for interactions between software components and the security system.
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Fakes Thomas
Townsend Steven
Lipman Jacob
Microsoft Corporation
Perkins Coie LLP
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