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Access control in practice: pain points

Published: 11 June 2010 Publication History

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Access control is acknowledged to be one of the most important aspects of security. Research and deployments related to access control in computers and networks dates back several decades.
Nevertheless, several aspects of access control remain challenging in practice. This panel pulls together four experts from industry that have dealt with access control systems in various capacities. The panelists are all technical individuals, that make or have made substantive technical contributions to building or deploying access control systems or, integrating access control systems into broader systems or products.
The panelists will discuss their experiences with access control systems, and in particular, highlight the pain points associated with them in practice.
One of the anticipated outcomes of the discussions in this panel is a set of insights that researchers and practitioners in access control can incorporate into their work. In the long term, we anticipate that these insights will translate to access control systems that assuage the pain points to which the panelists will allude.

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SACMAT '10: Proceedings of the 15th ACM symposium on Access control models and technologies
June 2010
212 pages
ISBN:9781450300490
DOI:10.1145/1809842

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Published: 11 June 2010

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