Generally Accepted System Security Principles

27 Generally Accepted System Security Principles Release for Public Comment Ralph Spencer Poore The Generally Accepted System SecurityPrinciples (GASSP) Committee hasapproved this release of the GASSP for pub-lic comment. The introductory materialsand the sections through and includingSection Pervasive Principles are includedfor the reader s information only. PervasivePrinciples have previously had a publiccomment period. The GASSPC asks theprofession to review and comment on Sec-tion Broad Functional Principles (themajority of the document). Section Detailed Security Principles remains a workin progress that will be built on the BroadFunctional Principles . We welcome yourcomments on all aspects of the document;however, we ask that you concentrate onsubstantive matters rather than Chairman asks that we provide spe-cial recognition to all those persons andorganizations that have contributed to theGASSP effort to date. In addition, he citesthe following individuals and organiza-tions for their exceptional contributions:Craig Schiller, who drafted the first straw-man in a Herculean original effort; theComputer Security Institute (CSI), whichhas consistently provided the GASSPC with solid support; the MassachusettsInstitute of Technology (MIT), which hasprovided the GASSPC with a Web site;Charlie LeGrande and the Institute forInternal Auditors (IIA) for the same rea-son; as well as William H.

GENERALLY ACCEPTED SYSTEM SECURITY PRINCIPLES FALL 1990 29 BENEFITS The GASSP will promote good practice. The GASSP will provide the authorita-

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