Abstract-Systems for allowing users to manage access to their personal data are important for a wide variety of applications including healthcare, where authorised individuals may need to share information in ways that the owner had not anticipated. Simply denying access in unknown cases may hamper critical decisions and affect service delivery. Rather, decisions can be made considering the risk of a given sharing request, and the trustworthiness of the requester. We propose a trust-and risk-aware access control mechanism (TRAAC) and a sparse zone-based policy model, which together allow decision-making on the basis of the requester's trustworthiness with regards to both the information to be shared, and the completion of obligations designed to mitigate risk. We formalise our approach and compare it with an existing approach that does not model trust through simulation.
Burnett et al. REF proposed TRAAC a trust and risk aware access control that provides a policy coverage, dynamic access control decisions, appropriate denial of risk and rights delegation.
TRAAC: Trust and risk aware access control
2014 Twelfth Annual International Conference on Privacy, Security and Trust
2014 Twelfth Annual International Conference on Privacy, Security and Trust
Computer Science