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If the process was not designed to actually detect software bugs or vulnerabilities in an OS, then what does it check?

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If the process was not designed to actually detect software bugs or vulnerabilities in an OS, then what does it check?

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This question emphasizes the current disappointment that DoD officials have with the process. They are paying extra money for evaluated products but not necessarily getting better products because of the evaluation process. The process is designed to ensure that a product behaves as documented but it is NOT a source code scrub for buffer overflows, coding errors or other issues (The fact that MS Windows products are evaluated at EAL4 should make this point painfully obvious!).

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