An Isolated Network for Research

Citation

• M. Bishop and L. Heberlein, “An Isolated Network for Research,” Proceedings of the Nineteenth National Information Systems Security Conference pp. 349–360 (Oct. 1996).

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Abstract

An isolated network is critical to the successful analysis of vulnerabilities and attack tools. Maintaining such a network introduces issues of policy and implementation which conflict with the need to transport data from the Internet to the network. This paper describes the goals of one isolated network, the policy and implementation that satisfies those goals, and other considerations to protect the confidentiality of data and programs on the isolated network.

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This is not copyrighted. The definitive version was published in the Proceedings of the Nineteenth National Information Systems Security Conference, Oct. 1996, available at https://csrc.nist.gov/csrc/media/publications/conference-paper/1996/10/22/proceedings-of-the-19th-nissc-1996/documents/paper055/bishop.pdf.