|
Descripción
|
|
|---|---|
| Data and systems in the information age depend on the networks and information infrastructure to support business and workflow activities. Supporting a secure, ubiquitous, distributed infrastructure and Internet networking environment is challenging, raising issues in role based access control, the application of the principle of least privilege in a distributed environment, single-user sign-on, and credential authentication and authorization in a distributed application setting. In addition to such technical challenges, social awareness and legal frameworks are far from adequate in providing the necessary support for business models in this type of environment. The aim of this workshop is to bring together experts from diverse areas in order to address the above challenges in a concerted effort. This workshop will focus on the problems and challenges relating to security technologies that support secure computing and information sharing in collaborative architectures. We aim to bring together principal players from the security community working in the area of networks, systems, and information security as well as non-technicalareas such as social and legal aspects of enterprise security. | |
|
Internacional
|
Si |
|
Entidad
|
Angelicum University |
|
Lugar
|
Rome, Italy |
|
Páginas
|
|
|
Referencia/URL
|
IEEE Wetice 2008, Infrastructures for Collaborative Enterprises. |
|
Tipo de publicación
|
IEEE Wetice 2008 |