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Functional testing
Segment of security testing in which advertised security mechanisms of an information system are tested under operational conditions. The segment of security testing in which the advertised security mechanisms of the system are tested, under operational conditions, for correct operation.
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Transient information related to a single operation or set of operations within the context of an operational association, for example, a user session. Operational security information represents the current security context of the operations and may be passed as parameters to the operational primitives or retrieved from the operations environment as defaults.
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An identifiable DoD functional mission area. For purposes of the DoD policy memorandum, the functional domains are: command and control, space, logistics, transportation, health affairs, personnel, financial services, public works, research and development, and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR).
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Translating requirements into operational and systems functions and identifying the major elements of the system and their configurations and initial functional design requirements.
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The description of the operational capabilities required to perform an assigned mission. This includes a description of a system’s capabilities, functions, interfaces, information processed, operational organizations supported, and the intended operational environment.
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Short-term and highly detailed plans based on the strategic and tactical plans. Operational plans are valid or useful only for a short time. They must be updated often (such as monthly or quarterly) to retain compliance with tactical plans. Operational plans are detailed plans on how to accomplish the various goals of the organization.
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