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Authorization and access control in IRO-DB

W. Eßmayr, F. Kastner, Günther Pernul, S. Preishuber, A Min Tjoa

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The paper describes authorization and access control in the IRO-DB database system, a system supporting interoperable access between relational and object oriented databases. The security policy developed is a federated administrative discretionary access control policy which supports positive, negative, as well as implied authorization, includes a procedure for conflict resolution within the set of specified authorization rules, and concentrates on role based security.

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The paper describes authorization and access control in the IRO-DB database system, a system supporting interoperable access between relational and object oriented databases. The security policy developed is a federated administrative discretionary access control policy which supports positive, negative, as well as implied authorization, includes a procedure for conflict resolution within the set of specified authorization rules, and concentrates on role based security.

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The paper describes authorization and access control in the IRO-DB database system, a system supporting interoperable access between relational and object oriented databases. The security policy developed is a federated administrative discretionary access control policy which supports positive, negative, as well as implied authorization, includes a procedure for conflict resolution within the set of specified authorization rules, and concentrates on role based security.

Key concepts: Access control, Authorization, Interoperability, Computer science, Discretionary access control, Computer access control, Computer security, Mandatory access control

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