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Secure Data Management in Decentralized Systems
The field of database security has expanded greatly, with the rapid development of global inter-networked infrastructure. Databases are no longer stand-alone systems accessible only to internal users of organizations. Today, businesses must allow selective access from different security domains. New data services emerge every day, bringing complex
challenges to those whose job is to protect data security. The Internet and the web offer means for collecting and sharing data with unprecedented flexibility and convenience, presenting threats and challenges of their own. This book identifies and addresses these new challenges and more, offering solid advice for practitioners and researchers in industry.
Preface.- Foundation.- Basic Security Concepts.- Access Control Policies and Languages in Open Environments.- Trusted Recovery.- Access Control for Semi-Structured Data.- Access Control Policy Models for XML.- Optimizing Tree Pattern Queries over Secure XML Databases.- Distributed Trust Management.- Rule-Based Policy Specification.- Automated Trust Negotiation in Open Systems.- Building Trust and Security in Peer-to-Peer Systems.- Privacy in Cross-Domain Information Sharing.- Microdata Protection.- k-Anonymity.- Preserving Privacy in On-Line Analytical Processing Data Cubes.- Security in Emerging Data Services.- Search on Encrypted Data.- Rights Assessment for Relational Data.
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