A Model of Owner Controlled, Full-Provenance, Non-Persistent, High-Availability Information Sharing

Citation

S. Peisert, M. Bishop, and E. Talbot, “A Model of Owner Controlled, Full-Provenance, Non-Persistent, High-Availability Information Sharing,” Proceedings of the 2017 New Security Paradigms Workshop pp. 80–89 (Oct. 2017).

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Abstract

In this paper, we propose principles of information control and sharing that support ORCON (ORiginator COntrolled access control) models while simultaneously improving components of confidentiality, availability, and integrity needed to inherently support, when needed, responsibility to share policies, rapid information dissemination, data provenance, and data redaction. This new paradigm of providing unfettered and unimpeded access to information by authorized users, while at the same time, making access by unauthorized users impossible, contrasts with historical approaches to information sharing that have focused on need to know rather than need to (or responsibility to) share.

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DOI: 10.1145/3171533.3171536