1. Overview of Database Security
Introduction
Security Problems
Security Controls
Designing Database Security

2. Outline Security Levels
Security Design for Databases in Government Departments
Security Design for Commercial Databases
Designing DB Security

3. Security Levels External Level / Physical Security
Control of physical access to the database processing system, and protection of it from natural, man-made, or machine disasters
Internal Level / Logical Security
Against possible attacks from dishonest or disgruntled insiders, and errors and omissions by insiders, and from outsiders
Designing DB Security

4. Security Design for Databases in Government Departments
Vital or non-vital information
Classified or unclassified databases
Security levels (secret, confidential, etc.)
Provable protection
Trusted database management software
Designing DB Security

5. Security Design for Commercial Databases
Multilevel secure DBMS architectures
Integrity Lock
Mitre Corporation
Kernelized
Standford Research Institue
Replicated
Naval Research Laboratory
Trusted Subject
Designing DB Security