2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-30436-1_53
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Towards Use-Based Usage Control

Abstract: In this paper, a new Use-based usage CONtrol (UseCON) approach that supports recording of usages with the help of a new entity, named use, is presented. Uses provide information for the latest state (requested, active, denied, completed or terminated) of every usage and facilitate the fine-grained definition and proper association of attributes to various system entities. The proposed approach provides enhanced contextual information modeling, support of complicated access modes and an alternative approach in … Show more

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“…Firstly, we concentrate on the on the analysis of the access control requirements that are posed by ODCE, and on the evaluation of existing approaches in access control. Secondly, in order to support the new requirements imposed by ODCE, a Use-based usage CONtrol model (UseCON) was proposed in (Grompanopoulos and Mavridis, 2012a;Grompanopoulos et al, 2013). UseCON, similarly to UCON, is able to utilize during the decision making process the three aforementioned criteria (i.e., properties, context and historical information).…”
Section: Motivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Firstly, we concentrate on the on the analysis of the access control requirements that are posed by ODCE, and on the evaluation of existing approaches in access control. Secondly, in order to support the new requirements imposed by ODCE, a Use-based usage CONtrol model (UseCON) was proposed in (Grompanopoulos and Mavridis, 2012a;Grompanopoulos et al, 2013). UseCON, similarly to UCON, is able to utilize during the decision making process the three aforementioned criteria (i.e., properties, context and historical information).…”
Section: Motivationmentioning
confidence: 99%