ACSIS: Agents for Cooperative Secured Information Systems

Huin, Leslie; Boulanger, Danielle; Disson, Eric

doi:10.1109/nss.2009.63

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“…-Inheritance Access Links (IAL): these links allow a local role to inherit the rights of another. You can find a detailed paper on this subject at [8] where we describe all the SDO in a UML class diagram and the protocols to translate local policy using our canonical model.…”

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A Multi-policy Model for Access Control in Cooperative Information Systems

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Disson

Boulanger

2012

2012 Eighth International Conference on Signal Image Technology and Internet Based Systems

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In the context of cooperative information systems, research focused on the interoperability among data sources, related to schematic and syntactic representations or semantic expression. Security introduces new problems of heterogeneity. In this paper we refer to the different ways to represent authorization and rules in access control policies. Our proposition consists in using a role based multy-policy model to represent heterogeneous policy in the same formalism. We also map the local policies creating access bridges and we propose a set of security controls to filter a global user query.

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“…You can read more developments in [8]. The agent-based architecture uses a schema mediation-based [17] approach and allows secure access to, and manipulation of data, while complying with the autonomy of the local sources and providing transparent access for the users.…”

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confidence: 99%