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The Information Assurance Technical Framework (IATF) document, Release 3.1, provides technical guidance for protecting the information infrastructures of the United States (U.S.) Government and industry. The information infrastructure processes, stores, and transmits information critical to the mission and business operations of an organization. This information is protected through information assurance (IA) that addresses all the security requirements of today's information infrastructure. IA relies on people, operations, and technology to accomplish the mission/business and to manage the information infrastructure. Attaining robust IA means implementing policies, procedures, techniques, and mechanisms at all layers of the organization's information infrastructure. The IATF defines the information system security engineering (ISSE) process for developing a secure system. This process defines the principles, the activities, and the relationship to other processes. Applying these principles results in layers of protection known collectively as the Defense-in-Depth Strategy. The four major technology focus areas of the Defense-in-Depth Strategy are to Defend the Network and Infrastr
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