Dynamic cross domain information sharing: a concept paper on flexible adaptive policy management
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Michael Atighetchi, Jonathan Webb, Partha Pal, Joseph Loyall, 
Azer Bestavros, Michael J. MayhewAuthors Info & Claims
Michael Atighetchi, Jonathan Webb, Partha Pal, Joseph Loyall, Azer Bestavros, Michael J. MayhewAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 83 - 88
Abstract
Information exchange across domains is essential for today's asymmetric warfare environment to make mission-critical information available to war fighters, no matter where it exists and when it becomes available. Dissemination of new information needs to carefully balance the need-to-know by consumers with the responsibility-to-share by providers. The right amount of sharing, governed by policies defining what information can cross domain boundaries, when, and under what circumstances, is highly context-dependent and dynamic. Dynamic management of those policies is a key challenge. This paper describes the design of concepts and services to support dynamic lifecycle management and deconfliction of policies governing cross domain information flows. We describe how the design provides scalable, on-the-fly reconfiguration of both local and cross domain security policies while confining sensitive policy information to their respective local domains.
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ISBN:9781450300933
DOI:10.1145/1866898
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