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Security by Insurance for Services
2016 IEEE International Conference on Software Quality, Reliability and Security Companion (QRS-C), 2016It is hard to guarantee proper protection in the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), when a client outsources a part of its business or sends private data to a services provider. Various solutions proposed so far mostly require evidences of proper protection (e.g., source code for verification or execution traces for monitoring), which are to be ...
F Martinelli, A Yautsiukhin
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2013
Internet is offering a variety of services, that are assembled to accomplish requests made by clients. While serving a request, security of the communications and of the data exchanged among services is crucial. Furthermore, communications occur along specific channels, and it is equally important to guarantee that the interactions between a client and
DEGANO, PIERPAOLO +2 more
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Internet is offering a variety of services, that are assembled to accomplish requests made by clients. While serving a request, security of the communications and of the data exchanged among services is crucial. Furthermore, communications occur along specific channels, and it is equally important to guarantee that the interactions between a client and
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A security monitoring service for NoCs
Proceedings of the 6th IEEE/ACM/IFIP international conference on Hardware/Software codesign and system synthesis, 2008As computing and communications increasingly pervade our lives, security and protection of sensitive data and systems are emerging as extremely important issues. Networks-on-Chip (NoCs) have appeared as design strategy to cope with the rapid increase in complexity of Multiprocessor Systems-on-Chip (MPSoCs), but only recently research community have ...
L. FIORIN +2 more
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2014
Ah, security. You knew we’d get here eventually. Security is one of those areas in the architecture that can become wildly complex before you know it. People are counting on you to get it right, with no margin for error. Lawsuits happen and companies end up on the front page, or completely go under, when security is implemented poorly. You simply can’t
Jamie Kurtz, Brian Wortman
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Ah, security. You knew we’d get here eventually. Security is one of those areas in the architecture that can become wildly complex before you know it. People are counting on you to get it right, with no margin for error. Lawsuits happen and companies end up on the front page, or completely go under, when security is implemented poorly. You simply can’t
Jamie Kurtz, Brian Wortman
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An architecture for a secure service discovery service
Proceedings of the 5th annual ACM/IEEE international conference on Mobile computing and networking, 1999The widespread deployment of inexpensive communications technology, computational resources in the networking infrastructure, and network-enabled end devices poses an interesting problem for end users: how to locate a particular network service or device out of hundreds of thousands of accessible services and devices.
Steven E. Czerwinski +4 more
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Service Levels, Security, and Trust
2012This chapter covers the scientific background for the Service Level Module of the Unified Service Description Language (USDL). In addition to general service level concepts, we expand on two specific service level fields: security and trust. For that end we first review the state of the art in service level modeling, then we explain the design of the ...
Marienfeld, Florian +9 more
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1995
The bureaucracy helps to make and implement laws; the police uphold and enforce them. Every country maintains security services to protect its citizens from lawlessness within and enemies without. Because of their coercive nature, however, the security services can also be misused by governments as an instrument for oppressing their own people. In this
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The bureaucracy helps to make and implement laws; the police uphold and enforce them. Every country maintains security services to protect its citizens from lawlessness within and enemies without. Because of their coercive nature, however, the security services can also be misused by governments as an instrument for oppressing their own people. In this
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