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and the Object Level Protection concepts. The focus of the group includes high
assurance guards, as well as extensions to the existing security labelling specifications.
The results of IST-114 can potentially influence the requirements and design
of the HAAG.
Acknowledgment
This research has been sponsored by the NATO Allied Command Transformation
Scientific Programme of Work 2011/2012.
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