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The formalisation and transformation of access control policies

Abstract:: Increasing amounts of data are being collected and stored relating to every aspect of an individual's life, ranging from shopping habits to medical conditions. This data is increasingly being shared for a variety of reasons, from providing vast quantities of data to validate the latest medical hypothesis, to supporting companies in targeting advertising and promotions to individuals that fit a certain profile. In such cases, the data being used often comes from multiple sources --- with ea...
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Slaymaker, M., & Slaymaker, M. (2011). The formalisation and transformation of access control policies [PhD thesis]. Oxford University, UK.

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Slaymaker, M., and Mark Slaymaker. The Formalisation and Transformation of Access Control Policies. Oxford University, UK, 2011.

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Slaymaker, M, and Mark Slaymaker. 2011. “The Formalisation and Transformation of Access Control Policies.” PhD thesis, Oxford University, UK.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: MPLS
Department:: Computer Science
Research group:: Software Engineering
Oxford college:: Kellogg College
Role:: Author

+ Mark Slaymaker More by this author

Division:: MPLS
Department:: Computer Science
Role:: Author

Contributors

Division:: MPLS
Department:: Computer Science
Role:: Supervisor

Publication date:: 2011
DOI:: 10.5287/ora-qo4moxz9r
Type of award:: DPhil
Level of award:: Doctoral
Awarding institution:: Oxford University, UK

Language:: English
Keywords:: Transformation

Access Control Modelling

RBAC

Formal Methods (Z

XACML

Software Engineering

Alloy)
Subjects:: Computer security

Software engineering

Computing
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Local pid:: ora:11976
Deposit date:: 2015-07-28

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Copyright holder:: Mark Slaymaker
Copyright date:: 2011

Licence:: Terms and Conditions of Use for Oxford University Research Archive

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