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> Date: Wed, 3 Feb 1999 10:44:32 -0500
> Subject: Call for Papers: Fourth ACM Workshop on Role-based Access Control
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> CALL FOR PAPERS
> Fourth ACM WORKSHOP ON ROLE-BASED ACCESS CONTROL
> Date: Oct. 28-29, 1999
> Place: George Mason University
> url: www.list.gmu.edu/rbac
>
> Sponsored By: ACM Sigsac
> Hosted By: George Mason University
>
>
> The essence of Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is that permissions
> are assigned to roles rather than to individual users. Users acquire
> these permissions by virtue of being authorized to act in these roles.
> The driving motivation for RBAC is to simplify security policy
> administration while facilitating the definition of flexible,
> customized policies. Basic RBAC models have been successfully applied
> since the mainframe era, but emerging systems, which have greater
> numbers of users, roles, and systems, challenge the expressive power
> of these traditional models.
>
> Workshop Scope:
>
> The ACM workshops on RBAC bring together researchers, developers, and
> practitioners to discuss the application of RBAC to both traditional
> and emerging systems and the development of new access control
> paradigms for future applications. The workshop invites participation
> from
> the database, network, distributed systems, operating systems, security
> and
> application communities. Contributions reporting experiences with the
> implementation and use of RBAC systems are strongly encouraged.
> Attendance is limited to 40 participants to foster a workshop atmosphere.
>
> Topics of interest include, but are not restricted to:
>
> - Modeling and specification of RBAC systems
> - Administration of RBAC systems
> - RBAC in database security
> - Specification and enforcement of security policy
> - Delegation and inheritance of access rights in RBAC systems
> - Task-based access control and RBAC in collaborative environments
> - Application Areas e.g., health-care, WWW
> - Support for RBAC in traditional access control systems
> - RBAC and organizational control principles
> - Experiences with RBAC-based systems; case studies
> - Enabling technologies: Java, LDAP, intra-net environments
> - Implementation, integration and scalability of RBAC
> - End-user tools to support RBAC administration and engineering
>
> Submissions:
>
> Users, developers and researchers are invited to submit seven copies
> of their papers (in English and limited to 6000 words) to the Program
> Chair at the coordinates given below before the due date. Submissions can
> be either hard copy or electronic (postscript preferred). Papers must be
> original and should not be under consideration for publication
> elsewhere. Copyrights for accepted papers must be transferable to ACM
> (except for Government work). Papers will be published by ACM in a
> proceedings to be distributed at the workshop and mailed to all SIGSAC
> members. Outstanding papers will be considered for publication in ACM's
> new Transactions on Information and Systems Security (TISSEC).
>
> Proposals for panels and group discussions should be sent, preferably
> by email, to the Panels Chair at dferraiolo@nist.gov.
>
> Paper Submissions should be sent to:
> Sylvia Osborn, Program Committee Chair,
> Dept. of Computer Science,
> The University of Western Ontario,
> MC355,
> London, Ontario, Canada, N6A 5B7
> email: sylvia@csd.uwo.ca
>
> SCHEDULE:
> Papers and Panel Proposals Due: May 15, 1999
> Notification of acceptance and advance program: June 30, 1999
> Deadline for final version of papers: July 31, 1999
> Workshop: October 28-29, 1999
>
>
> CONFERENCE STEERING COMMITTEE:
> Ed Coyne, Science Applications International Corporation
> David Ferraiolo, National Institute of Standards and Technology
> Trent Jaeger, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
> Sylvia Osborn, The University of Western Ontario
> Ravi Sandhu, George Mason University
> Charles Youman, Blue Cross Blue Shield
>
> General Conference Chair: Charles Youman, Blue Cross Blue Shield
> Local Arrangements: Srinivas Ganta, CygnaCom Solutions Inc.
> Program Committee Chair: Sylvia Osborn, The University of Western Ontario
> Panels Chair: David Ferraiolo, National Institute of Standards and
> Technology
> Proceedings Chair: Vijay Atluri, Rutgers University
> Publicity Chair: Trent Jaeger, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
>
>
> PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
>
> Vijay Atluri, Rutgers University
> Dave Ferraiolo, National Institute of Standards and Technology
> Luigi Giuri, Fondazione Ugo Bordoni
> Trent Jaeger, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
> Carl Landwehr, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
> Emil Lupu, Imperial College
> Ravi Sandhu, George Mason University
> Richard Simon
> Roshan Thomas, TIS Labs at Network Associates
> Dan Thomsen, Secure Computing Corp.
> Dan Wallach, Rice University
>
> REGISTRATION:
> Information on registration and accommodations will be provided.
> There will be a registration fee for all participants to cover meeting
> costs.
>