We define a set of process algebra operators, that we call controller operators, able to mimic the behavior of security automata introduced by Schneider in [17] and by Ligatti and al. in [3]. Security automata are mechanisms for enforcing security policies that specify acceptable executions of programs. Here we give the semantics of four controllers that act by monitoring possible un-trusted component of a system in order to enforce certain security policies. Moreover, exploiting satisfiability results for temporal logic, we show how to automatically build these controllers for a given security policy.

Through Modeling to Synthesis of Security Automata

Martinelli F;Matteucci I
2007

Abstract

We define a set of process algebra operators, that we call controller operators, able to mimic the behavior of security automata introduced by Schneider in [17] and by Ligatti and al. in [3]. Security automata are mechanisms for enforcing security policies that specify acceptable executions of programs. Here we give the semantics of four controllers that act by monitoring possible un-trusted component of a system in order to enforce certain security policies. Moreover, exploiting satisfiability results for temporal logic, we show how to automatically build these controllers for a given security policy.
2007
Istituto di informatica e telematica - IIT
Inglese
179
31
46
Sì, ma tipo non specificato
partial model checking
safety properties
automated synthesis of controllers
Codice Puma: cnr.iit/2007-A0-012
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
262
Martinelli, F; Matteucci, I
01 Contributo su Rivista::01.01 Articolo in rivista
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