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Administration in Role-Based Access Control (2007)
| Content Provider | CiteSeerX |
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| Author | Li, Ninghui Mao, Ziqing |
| Description | This content is published in/by ASIACCS'07 |
| Abstract | Administration of large-scale RBAC systems is a challenging open problem. We propose a principled approach in designing and analyzing administrative models for RBAC. We identify six design requirements for administrative models of RBAC. These design requirements are motivated by three principles for designing security mechanisms: (1) flexibility and scalability, (2) psychological acceptability, and (3) economy of mechanism. We then use these requirements to analyze several approaches to RBAC administration, including ARBAC97 [21, 23, 22], SARBAC [4, 5], and the RBAC system in the Oracle DBMS. Based on these requirements and the lessons learned in analyzing existing approaches, we design UARBAC, a new family of administrative models for RBAC that has significant advantages over existing models. |
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| Publisher Date | 2007-01-01 |
| Access Restriction | Open |
| Subject Keyword | Administrative Model Role-based Access Control Design Requirement Several Approach Large-scale Rbac System Security Mechanism New Family Oracle Dbms Psychological Acceptability Rbac Administration Principled Approach Rbac System Significant Advantage |
| Content Type | Text |
