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- There were approximately 80, 000 DNA profiles on the DCID in 2007, with the number increasing to approximately 180, 000 by late 2013.
- The requirements for DCID 6 / 4 eligibility ( a determination that an individual is eligible for access to SCI ), subsumes the requirements for a TS collateral clearance.
- Being granted DCID 6 / 4 eligibility includes the simultaneous granting of a TS collateral clearance, as adjudicators are required to adjudicate to the highest level that the investigation ( SSBI ) supports.
- The DNA profiles in the DCID are generated by analysing an AmpFlSTR Profiler Plus STR multiplex system of 9 different loci ( D3S1358, vWA, FGA, D8S1179, D21S11, D18S51, D5S818, D13S317 and D7S820 ) plus Amelogenin for sex determination.
- As of late 2005, numerous " high-assurance " platforms and guard applications have been approved for use in classified environments . " N . b . " that the term " high-assurance " as employed here is to be evaluated in the context of DCID 6 / 3 ( read " dee skid six three " ), a quasi-technical guide to the construction and deployment of various systems for processing classified information, lacking both the precise legal rigidity of the Orange Book criteria and the underlying mathematical rigor . ( The Orange Book is motivated by, and derived from, a logical " chain of reasoning " constructed as follows : [ a ] a " secure " state is mathematically defined, and a mathematical model is constructed, the operations upon which preserve secure state so that any conceivable sequence of operations starting from a secure state yields a secure state; [ b ] a mapping of judiciously chosen primitives to sequences of operations upon the model; and [ c ] a " descriptive top-level specification " that maps actions that can be transacted at the user interface ( such as system calls ) into sequences of primitives; but stopping short of either [ d ] formally demonstrating that a live software implementation correctly implements said sequences of actions; or [ e ] formally arguing that the executable, now " trusted, " system is generated by correct, reliable tools [ " e . g . ", compilers, librarians, linkers ] .)
