Role-Based Access Control models are currently considered as the most effective approach for engineering access control systems. In this paper we experiment their application in the context of Multi-Agent Systems (MAS), by discussing the design of an access control system with an agent-oriented methodology such as SODA. In particular, we show how a clear separation between mechanisms and policies can be achieved by organising the access control system along two layered sub-systems, and discuss the advantages of such an approach.
RBAC-MAS & SODA: Experimenting RBAC in AOSE / Ambra Molesini; Enrico Denti; Andrea Omicini. - STAMPA. - 5485:(2009), pp. 69-84. [10.1007/978-3-642-02562-4_4]
RBAC-MAS & SODA: Experimenting RBAC in AOSE
MOLESINI, AMBRA;DENTI, ENRICO;OMICINI, ANDREA
2009
Abstract
Role-Based Access Control models are currently considered as the most effective approach for engineering access control systems. In this paper we experiment their application in the context of Multi-Agent Systems (MAS), by discussing the design of an access control system with an agent-oriented methodology such as SODA. In particular, we show how a clear separation between mechanisms and policies can be achieved by organising the access control system along two layered sub-systems, and discuss the advantages of such an approach.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
