5. RBAC 2000: Berlin, Germany

Fifth ACM Workshop on Role-Based Access Control July 26-27, 2000, Berlin, Germany. ACM, 2000

Session 1: Implementations

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  Gail-Joon Ahn, Ravi S. Sandhu, Myong H. Kang, Joon S. Park: Injecting RBAC to secure a Web-based workflow system. 1-10
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  Ramaswamy Chandramouli: Application of XML tools for enterprise-wide RBAC implementation tasks. 11-18

Session 2: Models

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  Elisa Bertino, Piero A. Bonatti, Elena Ferrari: TRBAC: a temporal role-based access control model. 21-30
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  Sylvia L. Osborn, Yuxia Guo: Modeling users in role-based access control. 31-37
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  SangYeob Na, SuhHyun Cheon: Role delegation in role-based access control. 39-44

Session 3: Unified Model for RBAC

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  Ravi S. Sandhu, David F. Ferraiolo, D. Richard Kuhn: The NIST model for role-based access control: towards a unified standard. 47-63
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  Trent Jaeger, Jonathon Tidswell: Rebuttal to the NIST RBAC model proposal. 65-66

Session 4: Panel on Role Engineering

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  Haio Roeckle: Role-finding/role-engineering (panel session). 68

Session 5: Requirements

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  Jim J. Longstaff, Mike A. Lockyer, M. G. Thick: A model of accountability, confidentiality and override for healthcare and other applications. 71-76
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  Thomas Gebhardt, Thomas Hildmann: Enabling technologies for role based online decision engines. 77-82
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  Axel Mönkeberg, René Rakete: Three for one: role-based access-control management in rapidly changing heterogeneous environments. 83-88

Session 6: Panel on Integrating RBAC into Workflow and

Session 7: Role Engineering

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  Jonathon Tidswell, Trent Jaeger: Integrated constraints and inheritance in DTAC. 93-102
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  Haio Roeckle, Gerhard Schimpf, Rupert Weidinger: Process-oriented approach for role-finding to implement role-based security administration in a large industrial organization. 103-110
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  Ravi S. Sandhu: Engineering authority and trust in cyberspace: the OM-AM and RBAC way. 111-119