An Analysis of the Chinese Wall Pattern for Guaranteeing Confidentiality in Grid-based Virtual Organisations

An Analysis of the Chinese Wall Pattern for Guaranteeing Confidentiality in Grid-based Virtual Organisations

Dallons G., Massonet P., Molderez J.F., Ponsard C., Arenas A., ’An Analysis of the Chinese Wall Pattern for Guaranteeing Confidentiality in Grid-based Virtual Organisations’, First International Workshop on Security, Trust and Privacy in Grid Systems (Grid-STP 2007), Nice (France), Septembre 2007.

Date: 13 septembre 2007

Publication: Communication scientifique 

Expertises:

Ingénierie des systèmes IT complexes 

Thème d'innovation: Cyber Sécurité 

A propos du projet: FAUST 

Virtual organisations (VO) are a set of independent organisations sharing resources to achieve common goals. Security is a main concern for the adoption of such a collaboration model over IT technologies like Grid. Security issues are not only related to the protection from the outside world but also to the protection of the integrity and confidentiality of each organisation against potentially conflicting goals within the VO. To tackle this problem, this paper details how the Chinese wall security model can be adapted in the VO framework. The model is expressed as a reusable pattern over a VO ontology. The pattern formalization is also proved using the Alloy SAT-based technology.