Description: The ‘Evaluation Context’ refers to the specific conditions and parameters considered during the evaluation of security policies in computer systems. This context is crucial for determining how security rules are applied and which resources can be accessed by processes in a system. The evaluation context includes security labels assigned to objects and processes, allowing for granular control over their interactions. These labels are fundamental to the implementation of security policies, as they define the permissions and restrictions applied based on the context in which a process runs. Proper configuration of the evaluation context is essential to ensure that security policies are effective and that risks of unauthorized access or security breaches are minimized. In summary, the evaluation context is a key component that enables system administrators to manage security efficiently, ensuring that every action in the system occurs within a defined control framework.
