2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jisa.2018.11.004
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Attribute quality management for dynamic identity and access management

Abstract: Identity and access management (IAM) has become one main challenge for companies over the last decade. Most of the medium-sized and large organizations operate standardized IAM infrastructures in order to comply with regulations and improve the level of IAM automation. A recent trend is the application of attribute-based access control (ABAC) for automatically assigning permissions to employees. The success of ABAC, however, heavily relies on the availability of high-quality attribute definitions and values. U… Show more

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“…Suppose there are N evaluation objects, M evaluation indicators, the evaluation value of the indicators is expressed as m i ij (i ∈ N, J ∈ M), and the standardized indicator value is written as m i ij . It can be concluded from the relevant literature that for benefit attributes, the larger the indicator value, the better; while for cost attributes, the smaller the indicator value, the better [62,63]. In this paper, the indicators in the state layer and the response layer are benefit attributes, while the indicators in the pressure layer are cost attributes.…”
Section: Evaluation Stepsmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Suppose there are N evaluation objects, M evaluation indicators, the evaluation value of the indicators is expressed as m i ij (i ∈ N, J ∈ M), and the standardized indicator value is written as m i ij . It can be concluded from the relevant literature that for benefit attributes, the larger the indicator value, the better; while for cost attributes, the smaller the indicator value, the better [62,63]. In this paper, the indicators in the state layer and the response layer are benefit attributes, while the indicators in the pressure layer are cost attributes.…”
Section: Evaluation Stepsmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…xO=O C}i}m C} Q}Ot TDQM [15] Kunz et al:2019 (Total Data Quality Management) [16] Jeusfeld et al 1998 x=O Q=@v= C}i}m |U=vW VwQ DWQ [17] DiT ria et al:2018 (T he Data W arehouse Quality Methodology)…”
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confidence: 99%
“…C=aq]= C}i}m |Q}oxR=Ov= IQM [15] Kunz et al 2019 [24] falorisi et al:2003 ISTAT VwQ ISTAT [25] Su and Jin2004 Q@ |vD@t |Q}oxR=Ov= VwQ AMEQ [15] Kunz et al:2019…”
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