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Rivest and Lampson have recently introduced SDSI, a SimpleDistributed Security Infrastructure. One of the importantinnovations of SDSI is the use of linked local name spaces. Thispaper suggests a logical explanation of SDSIs local name spaces, asa complement to the operational explanation given in the SDSIdefinition.