We describe the self-adaptive authorization framework (SAAF), an autonomic self-adapting system for federated RBAC/ABAC authorization infrastructures. SAAF monitors the behaviour of users, and when it detects abnormal behaviour, it responds by adapting the authorization infrastructure to prevent any further abnormal behaviour. The models and components of SAAF are described, as well as the current limitations and where future research is still needed. Categories and Subject Descriptor
Part 5: Autonomous ManagementInternational audienceThe autonomic management of federated authorizati...
International audienceCurrent trends toward autonomic environments lead to the definition and integr...
The autonomic management of federated authorization infrastructures (federations) is seen as a means...
As organisations expand and interconnect, authorisation infrastructures become increasingly difficul...
Insiders pose a great threat to organizations due to their capacity of exploiting privileged access ...
Self-adaptive access control, in which self- * properties are applied to protecting systems, is a pr...
Abstract—Autonomic computing is gradually becoming accepted as a viable approach to achieving self-m...
We present an approach for dynamically reconfiguring the role-based access control (RBAC) of informa...
Our work applies autonomic computing to conventional authorization infrastructure. We illustrate tha...
Our work applies autonomic computing to conventional authorization infrastructure. We illustrate tha...
Self-adaptive and autonomous behaviors are becoming more and more important in the context of servic...
Modern systems are becoming increasingly complex, integrated and distributed, in order to meet the e...
Pasemann F, Zahedi K, Rohde M. Adaptive Behaviour Control by Self-regulating Neurons. MPI-MIS-Prepri...
© 2017 IEEE. We present an approach for dynamically reconfiguring the role-based access control (RBA...
International audienceNowadays, accessing communication networks and systems faces multitude applica...
Part 5: Autonomous ManagementInternational audienceThe autonomic management of federated authorizati...
International audienceCurrent trends toward autonomic environments lead to the definition and integr...
The autonomic management of federated authorization infrastructures (federations) is seen as a means...
As organisations expand and interconnect, authorisation infrastructures become increasingly difficul...
Insiders pose a great threat to organizations due to their capacity of exploiting privileged access ...
Self-adaptive access control, in which self- * properties are applied to protecting systems, is a pr...
Abstract—Autonomic computing is gradually becoming accepted as a viable approach to achieving self-m...
We present an approach for dynamically reconfiguring the role-based access control (RBAC) of informa...
Our work applies autonomic computing to conventional authorization infrastructure. We illustrate tha...
Our work applies autonomic computing to conventional authorization infrastructure. We illustrate tha...
Self-adaptive and autonomous behaviors are becoming more and more important in the context of servic...
Modern systems are becoming increasingly complex, integrated and distributed, in order to meet the e...
Pasemann F, Zahedi K, Rohde M. Adaptive Behaviour Control by Self-regulating Neurons. MPI-MIS-Prepri...
© 2017 IEEE. We present an approach for dynamically reconfiguring the role-based access control (RBA...
International audienceNowadays, accessing communication networks and systems faces multitude applica...
Part 5: Autonomous ManagementInternational audienceThe autonomic management of federated authorizati...
International audienceCurrent trends toward autonomic environments lead to the definition and integr...
The autonomic management of federated authorization infrastructures (federations) is seen as a means...