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Representation and Reasoning on Role-Based Access Control Policies with Conceptual Graphs

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This paper focuses on two aspects of access control: graphical representation and reasoning. Access control policies describe which permissions are granted to users w.r.t. some resources. The Role-Based Access Control models introduce the concept of role to organize users' permissions. Currently, there is a need for tools allowing security officers to graphically describe and reason on role-based policies. Thanks to conceptual graphs we can provide a consistent graphical formalism for Role-Based Access Control policies, which is able to deal with specific features of this access control model such as role hierarchy and constraints. Moreover, once a policy is modelled by CGs, graph rules and inference procedures can be used to reason on it; This allows security officers to understand why some permissions are granted or not and to detect whether integrity constraints are violated.
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hal-01581313 , version 1 (04-09-2017)

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Romuald Thion, Stéphane Coulondre. Representation and Reasoning on Role-Based Access Control Policies with Conceptual Graphs. 14th International Conference on Conceptual Structures, ICCS'06, Aug 2006, Aalborg University, Denmark, Denmark. pp.427-440. ⟨hal-01581313⟩
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