Database security, VIII : status and prospects : results of the IFIP WG 11.3 Workshop on Database Security, Bad Salzdetfurth, Germany, 23-26 August 1994
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Database security, VIII : status and prospects : results of the IFIP WG 11.3 Workshop on Database Security, Bad Salzdetfurth, Germany, 23-26 August 1994
（IFIP transactions, A . Computer science and technology ; 60）
North-Holland, 1994
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The current state of database security research and practice is explored in this volume. Contributions are sourced from a wide range of international specialists involved in the field, ensuring a comprehensive cross-fertilization of ideas. Progress achieved in the following areas is given particular emphasis: user groups and roles; database architecture; inference analysis and control; database models; queries, updates and transactions; policy modelling; access control and application design. Invited papers provide a perspective on the implications of security in health care systems, plus current trends in database technology and their impact on security concepts.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Invited lectures: special care needed for the heart of medical information systems, A.R. Bakker
- current trends in database technology and their impact on security concepts, K.R. Dittrich and D. Jonscher. Part 2 User groups and roles: access rights administration in role-based security systems, M. Nyanchama and S. Osborn
- user group structures in object-oriented database authorization, E.B. Fernandez et al
- unifying structural and security modelling and analyses in the ADAM object-oriented design and environment, M.-Y. Hu et al. Part 3 Database architecture: the SINTRA data model - structure and operations, O. Costich et al
- the b2/c3 problem - how big buffers overcome covert channel cynicism in trusted database systems, J. McDermott
- trusted RUBIX - a multilevel secure client-server dbms, J.P. O'Connor. Part 4 Inference analysis and control: a practical formalism for imprecise inference control, J. Hale et al
- hypersemantic data modelling for inference analysis, D.G. Marks et al. Part 5 Database models: a multilevel secure federated database, M.S. Olivier
- a new authorization model for object-oriented databases, E. Bertino et al
- the integration of security and integrity constraints in MOKUM, R.P. van de Riet and J. Beukering. Part 6 Queries, updates and transactions: field level classification and SQL, S. Wiseman
- degrees of isolation, concurrency control protocols and commit protocols, V. Atluri et al. Part 7 Policy modelling: providing consistent views in a polyinstantiated database, L. Cholvy and F. Cuppens
- secure logic databases allowed to reveal indefinite information on secrets, A. Spalka. Part 8 Access control and application design: a fine grained access control model for object-oriented dbms, A. Rosenthal et al
- creating abstract discretionary modification policies with reconfigurable data objects, T. Gross
- security guidelines for database systems development, G. Pangalos. Part 9 Status reports on current projects and panel: trusted ONTOS prototype - preliminary considerations, M. Schaefer and S. Wade
- security object modelling for level-based policies, G. Pernul
- enforcement of state dependent security specifications, J. Biskup and Eckert
- a contemporary survey of discretionary access control policy assurance in commercial trusted relational dbms, M. Schaefer
- perspectives on database security - panel summary, panel chair - M. Morgenstern, panelists - J. Biskup et al. Part 10 Discussion summary: summary of the conference discussions - eighth IFIP WG11.3 conference on database security, M. Morgenstern
- research question list (IFIP WG11.3 database security).
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