Lecture28 - The University of Texas at Dallas
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Data and Applications Security
Developments and Directions
Dr. Bhavani Thuraisingham
The University of Texas at Dallas
Secure Knowledge Management:
and Web Security
November 5, 2010
Outline of the Unit
Background on Knowledge Management
Secure Knowledge Management
Confidentiality, Privacy and Trust
Integrated System
Secure Knowledge Management Technologies
Web Security
Digital Libraries
Directions
References
Proceedings Secure Knowledge Management Workshop
- Secure Knowledge Management Workshop, Buffalo, NY,
September 2004
- http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/caeiae/skm2004/
Secure Knowledge Management
- Bertino, Khan, Sandhu and Thuraisingham
- IEEE Transactions on Systems man and Cybernetics
- This lecture is based on the above paper
What is Knowledge Management
Knowledge management, or KM, is the process through which
organizations generate value from their intellectual property and
knowledge-based assets
KM involves the creation, dissemination, and utilization of
knowledge
Reference: http://www.commerce-database.com/knowledge-
management.htm?source=google
Knowledge Management Components
Knowledge
Components of
Management:
Components,
Cycle and
Technologies
Components:
Strategies
Processes
Metrics
Cycle:
Knowledge, Creation
Sharing, Measurement
And Improvement
Technologies:
Expert systems
Collaboration
Training
Web
Organizational Learning Process
Diffusion Tacit, Explicit
Identification
Creation
Source:
Reinhardt and Pawlowsky
Metrics
Action
Integration
Modification
Aspects of Secure Knowledge Management
(SKM)
Protecting the intellectual property of an organization
Access control including role-based access control
Security for process/activity management and workflow
- Users must have certain credentials to carry out an activity
Composing multiple security policies across organizations
Security for knowledge management strategies and processes
Risk management and economic tradeoffs
Digital rights management and trust negotiation
SKM: Strategies, Processes, Metrics, Techniques
Security Strategies:
- Policies and procedures for sharing data
- Protecting intellectual property
- Should be tightly integrated with business strategy
Security processes
- Secure workflow
- Processes for contracting, purchasing, order
management, etc.
Metrics
- What is impact of security on number of documents
published and other metrics gathered
Techniques
Access control, Trust management
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SKM: Strategies, Processes, Metrics, Techniques
Aspects of
Secure
Knowledge
Components
Managementof
Security
Strategies:
Policies,
Plans, and
Procedures
Security
Processes:
Processes for
Workflow, Order
Management,
Contracting, - - -
Technologies:
Privacy Preserving
Data Mining,
Secure Semantic
Web
Security
Metrics:
Security
Techniques:
Security impact on
Metrics gathered
for data sharing
Access Control,
Trust Management,
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Security Impact on
Organizational Learning Process
Diffusion Tacit, Explicit
Identification
Creation
What are the restrictions
On knowledge sharing
By incorporating security
Metrics
Action
Integration
Modification
Security Policy Issues for Knowledge
Management
Defining Policies during Knowledge Creation
Representing policies during knowledge
management
Enforcing policies during knowledge manipulation
and dissemination
Secure Knowledge Management Architecture
Define Security Policies
Knowledge
Creation and
Acquisition
Manager
Enforce Security
Policies for dissemination
Knowledge
Dissemination
and Transfer
Manager
Represent Security Policies
Knowledge
Representation
Manager
Enforce Security
Policies for access
Knowledge
Manipulation
And Sustainment
Manager
SKM for Coalitions
Organizations for federations and coalitions work together to
solve a problem
- Universities, Commercial corporation, Government
agencies
Challenges is to share data/information and at the same time
ensure security and autonomy for the individual
organizations
How can knowledge be shared across coalitions?
SKM Coalition Architecture
Knowledge for Coalition
Export
Knowledge
Export
Knowledge
Export
Knowledge
Component
Knowledge for
Agency A
Component
Knowledge for
Agency C
Component
Knowledge for
Agency B
SKM Technologies
Data Mining
- Mining the information and determine resources without
violating security
Secure Semantic Web
Secure knowledge sharing
Secure Annotation Management
- Managing annotations about expertise and resources
Secure content management
Markup technologies and related aspects for managing
content
Secure multimedia information management
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Directions for SKM
We have identified high level aspects of SKM
- Strategies, Processes. Metrics, techniques, Technologies,
Architecture
Need to investigate security issues
RBAC, UCON, Trust etc.
CS departments should collaborate with business schools on
KM and SKM
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Web Security
End-to-end security
- Need to secure the clients, servers, networks, operating
systems, transactions, data, and programming languages
- The various systems when put together have to be secure
Composable properties for security
Access control rules, enforce security policies, auditing,
intrusion detection
Verification and validation
Security solutions proposed by W3C and OMG
Java Security
Firewalls
Digital signatures and Message Digests, Cryptography
Attacks to Web Security
Security
Threats and
Violations
Access
Control
Violations
Denial of
Service/
Infrastructure
Attacks
Integrity
Violations
Fraud
Sabotage
Confidentiality
Authentication
Nonrepudiation
Violations
Secure Web Components
Secure
Web
Components
Secure
Clients
Secure
Servers
Secure
Databases
Secure
Middleware
Secure
Protocols
Secure
Networks
E-Commerce Transactions
E-commerce functions are carried out as transactions
- Banking and trading on the internet
- Each data transaction could contain many tasks
Database transactions may be built on top of the data transaction
service
- Database transactions are needed for multiuser access to web
databases
- Need to enforce concurrency control and recovery techniques
Types of Transaction Systems
Stored Account Payment
- e.g., Credit and debit card transactions
- Electronic payment systems
- Examples: First Virtual, CyberCash, Secure Electronic Transaction
Stored Value Payment
- Uses bearer certificates
- Modeled after hard cash
Goal is to replace hard cash with e-cash
- Examples: E-cash, Cybercoin, Smart cards
Building Database Transactions
Database Transaction Protocol
Payments Protocol
HTTP Protocol
Socket Protocol
TCP/IP Protocol
Secure Digital Libraries
Digital libraries are e-libraries
- Several communities have developed digital libraries
Medical, Social, Library of Congress
Components technologies
- Web data management, Multimedia, information retrieval,
indexing, browsing, -- - Security has to be incorporated into all aspects
- Secure models for digital libraries, secure functions
Secure Digital Libraries
Secure Search Engine
Secure Data
Manager
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Secure Knowledge
Manager
Datasets
Secure Communication
Network
Participating
Policy Manager
Site N
Datasets
Documents
Tools
Secure Web Databases
Database access through the web
- JDBC and related technologies
Query, indexing and transaction management
- E.g., New transaction models for E-commerce applications
- Index strategies for unstructured data
Query languages and data models
- XML has become the standard document interchange language
Managing XML databases on the web
- XML-QL, Extensions to XML, Query and Indexing strategies
Integrating heterogeneous data sources on the web
- Information integration and ontologies are key aspects
Mining the data on the web
- Web content, usage, structure and content mining
Directions for Web Security
End-to-end security
- Secure networks, clients, servers, middleware
- Secure Web databases, agents, information retrieval
systems, browsers, search engines, - - As technologies evolve, more security problems
- Data mining, intrusion detection, encryption are some of
the technologies for security
Next steps
Secure semantic web, Secure knowledge management
- Building trusted applications from untrusted components
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