Design of Service–Based Systems with Adaptive Tradeoff Between Security and Service Delay

Yau, Stephen S.; Yan, Min; Huang, Dazhi

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-73547-2_13

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“…However, our model can achieve the tradeoff by adjusting security configurations, which is much easier to control and will indirectly affect the resource allocation. The major distinction between our model and most existing approaches [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14] is that our model can compute the best tradeoff by minimizing a tradeoff objective function which incorporates both service performance and security metrics, instead of intuitively switching from one security configuration to another until the desirable tradeoff is reached. Hence, our model can achieve the best tradeoff faster and does not need to change configuration frequently.…”

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An Adaptive Tradeoff Model for Service Performance and Security in Service-Based Systems

Yau

Yin

2009

2009 IEEE International Conference on Web Services

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The message-based communication among services in Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is vulnerable to various security attacks, and has to be well protected by security mechanisms, which may sacrifice service performance due to limited system resources. In this paper, an adaptive tradeoff model for service performance and security in servicebased systems is presented. This model can be used to adjust security configurations of services to provide sufficient protection and satisfy service performance requirements for SOA-based systems simultaneously. The construction of this model includes the development of a set of metrics to quantitatively measure the performance and security of services, the development of a tradeoff objective function incorporating service performance and security, and the parameter estimation through experiments. An example of service-based secure voice communication system is used to illustrate the construction of this model.

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An Adaptive Tradeoff Model for Service Performance and Security in Service-Based Systems

Yau

Yin

2009

2009 IEEE International Conference on Web Services

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“…Our approach to the tradeoff is to adjust the security parameters, such as key length and encrypting percentage, which are much easier to control. The major distinction between our approach and existing approaches (Lie & Satyanarayanan, 2007;Yurcik, Woolam, Hellings, Khan, & Thuraisingham, 2007;Lu, Lu, Abdelzaher, Stankovic, & Son, 2006;Kang & Son, 2006;Son, Zimmerman, & Hansson, 2000;Spyropoulou, Levin, & Irvine, 2000;Yau, Yan, & Huang, 2007) is that our approach can achieve the best tradeoff by minimizing a tradeoff objective function developed from service performance and security metrics, instead of intuitively trying all possible combinations of security parameters and monitoring the resulting performance and security until the desirable tradeoff is reached. Hence, our approach can achieve the best tradeoff fast and does not need to change security parameters frequently.…”

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An Adaptive Approach to Optimizing Tradeoff Between Service Performance and Security in Service-Based Systems

Yau

Yin

2011

International Journal of Web Services Research

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The message-based communication among services in Service-based Systems (SBS) is vulnerable to various security attacks and must be well protected by security mechanisms, which may affect performance due to available system resources. In this paper, an adaptive approach is presented to optimize the tradeoff between service performance and security according to SBS users’ requirements and preferences on performance and security. This adaptive approach is based on a tradeoff algorithm with quantitative performance and security metrics and the tradeoff objective function. An SBS example with a security service and a traffic service is used to illustrate the approach.

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Analysis and taxonomy of security/QoS tradeoff solutions for the future internet

Nieto

López

2013

Security Comm Networks

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Motivated by the growing convergence of diverse types of networks and the rise of concepts such as future internet (FI), in this paper, we analyze the coexistence of security mechanisms and quality of service (QoS) mechanisms in resource‐constrained networks, that are relevant types of networks within the FI environment. More precisely, we analyze the current state of the research on security and QoS in the integration of wireless sensor networks, mobile ad hoc networks and cellular networks. Furthermore, we propose a taxonomy to identify similarities among these technologies, as well as the requirements for network interconnection. As a result, we define a dependency‐based model for the analysis of security and QoS tradeoff, and also define a high‐level integration architecture for networks in the FI setting. The final goal is to provide a critical point of view that allows to assess whether such an integration of networks can be both secure and efficient. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Design of Service–Based Systems with Adaptive Tradeoff Between Security and Service Delay

Cited by 6 publications

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Analysis and taxonomy of security/QoS tradeoff solutions for the future internet

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