The following Trusted RUBIX documentation is available for download in PDF format:

SQL-ODBC Tutorial: The SQL-ODBC Tutorial gives step-by-step examples of using the Trusted RUBIX SQL language and building applications using the ODBC API.

SQL Reference Guide: The SQL Reference Guide gives a complete reference to using the Trusted RUBIX SQL language.

Security Features Users Guide: The Security Feature's Users Guide (SFUG) presents the security protections provided by Trusted RUBIX to users. It also details the uses and interactions of the various security protections with examples. This document illustrates security protection mechanisms while the Trusted RUBIX Reference Guides detail the full syntax of all commands used in this document.

Trusted Facility Manual: The Trusted Facility Manual (TFM) is primarily designed for the security and administrative personnel managing the trusted facility. It describes functions and privileges to be controlled when running a trusted facility, details the security policy, its implementation procedures, audit mechanisms and various rights, restricted functions, and roles associated with the secure operation of Trusted RUBIX. The TFM provides guidelines on the consistent and effective use of the Trusted RUBIX protection features and its interaction with the host trusted operating system.

Administrative Commands Reference Guide: The Administrative Commands Guide details the use and behavior of the Trusted RUBIX administrative commands. Administrative commands are used to import/export table rows, dump/restore databases, control and view the audit trail, perform interactive SQL commands, control server processes, manipulate databases, and control log files.

Trusted RUBIX Information Schema Reference Guide: The Trusted RUBIX Information Schema Reference Guide details the structure and security behavior of the Trusted RUBIX Information Schema tables and views.

Security Policy Manager Reference Guide: The Security Policy Manager Reference Guide gives a complete reference to using the Trusted RUBIX Security Policy Markup Language (SPML) to create and apply Attribute Based Access Control security policies. SPML allows custom security policies and policy sets to be constructed using Trusted RUBIX DBMS attributes and is based upon the OASIS XACML 2.0 standard.

Security Policy Manager Tutorial: The Security Policy Manager Tutorial gives step-by-step examples of building and applying custom security policies to Trusted RUBIX DBMS objects.

SELinux Reference Guide: The SELinux Reference Guide details the use of Trusted RUBIX on host operating systems that utilize the SELinux security mechanism.

ODBC Guide: The ODBC Guide details the installation, configuration, and use of the Trusted RUBIX ODBC driver.

Fedora SELinux Installation and Quick Start: The Fedora SELinux Installation and Guick Start gives instructions on installing Trusted RUBIX on the Fedora SELinux platform. It also gives a quick start guide to using Trusted RUBIX on the Fedora SELinux platform.

Security Policy Manager Data Sheet: The Security Policy Manager Data Sheet presents a summary of the capabilities of the Trusted RUBIX Security Policy Manager.

Security Policy Manager Solutions Guide: The Security Policy Manager Solutions Guide gives a summary of solutions that may be achieved using the Trusted RUBIX Security Policy Manager.