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| 3.5 Service Complex: Security | |||
| SSEC05 - Preparation for Reuse |
LSIC05 - Wiederaufbereitung
1 Allocation to V-Model and Methods Allocation
2 Brief Characteristics
This includes all functions necessary for controlling the preparation for the reuse of objects.
This service unit comprises all functions for
3 Requirements
3.1 Requirements for Interfaces
| SSEC05.I.1 | Interface to SSEC06 - Authenticity, Confidentiality and Liability | The service unit SSEC06 is able to initiate the preparation for reuse of reusable storage media. |
3.2 Requirements for the Methods Support
3.3 Requirements for Functions
| SSEC05.F.1 | Granularity |
At least the SDE differentiates between the storage objects being subject to the preparation for reuse
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| SSEC05.F.2 | Preparation for reuse | |
| SSEC05.F.2.1 | Mechanism | Before other users or processes reuse any storage object it is prepared in such a way that there are no conclusions possible concerning its former contents. |
| SSEC05.F.2.2 | Shaping | |
| SSEC05.F.2.2.1 | Deleting | Either at the allocation or at the deallocation the former content of any storage object is deleted. |
| SSEC05.F.2.2.2 | Overwriting | Either at the allocation or at the deallocation the former contents of any storage object are overwritten with new data to which a new subject may have access (initialization). |
| SSEC05.F.3 | Explicit preparation for reuse | It is possible to explicitly activate the physical deletion of information on storage objects. |
| SSEC05.F.4 | Automatic preparation for reuse | The content of a storage object is automatically deleted or overwritten when it is released after successful access. |
| SSEC05.F.5 | Preparation for reuse at restart |
At a restart all storage objects that have not been prepared for reuse are automatically subject to the preparation for reuse. In the case of a system breakdown it is possible that there are storage objects that have not been prepared for reuse. |
3.4 Other Requirements
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