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CompTIA: Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP) Exam Prep

Category - Apps/Data/Host

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An operating system that has enough multilevel security that it meets government requirements is called:
  1. Windows
  2. MAC OS
  3. Trusted Operating System
  4. Secure Operating System
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Answer: C - An operating system that has enough multilevel security that it meets government standards is called a Trusted Operating System

Key Takeaway: A trusted operating system is one that has enough multilevel security that it meets the requirements for a certain level of specification for government security. Usually, this is the common criteria mixed with other security standards.
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