Title
A technical architecture for enforcing usage control requirements in service-oriented architectures
Abstract
We present an approach to modeling and enforcing usage control requirements on remote clients in service-oriented architectures. Technically, this is done by leveraging a trusted software stack relying on a hardware-based root of trust and a trusted Java virtual machine to create a measurable and hence trust worthy client-side application environment. We define a model-driven approach to specifying remote policies that makes the technical intricacies of the target platform transparent to the policy modeler.
Year
DOI
Venue
2007
10.1145/1314418.1314422
SWS
Keywords
Field
DocType
trusted computing,service oriented architecture,policies,soa,access control
Trusted Network Connect,Architecture,Trusted Computing,Computer science,Software,Access control,Service-oriented architecture,Database,Distributed computing,Java virtual machine
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
7
0.54
13
Authors
7
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Berthold Agreiter11117.55
M.A. Alam222717.84
Ruth Breu384389.52
Michael Hafner414511.46
Alexander Pretschner51585137.50
Jean-Pierre Seifert61946160.31
Zhang Xinwen71695104.61