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multilevel security mode
(I) A mode of operation of an information system, that allows two
or more classification levels of information to be processed
concurrently within the same system when not all users have a
clearance or formal access authorization for all data handled by
the system.
(C) This mode is defined formally in U.S. Department of Defense
policy regarding system accreditation [DOD2], but the term is also
used outside the Defense Department and outside the Government.
