Total energy management system for Cloud Computing
Fumiko Satoh, Hiroki Yanagisawa, et al.
IC2E 2013
As Service-Oriented Architecture has become popular, security has been a critical issue in multiple security domains using the WS-Security framework. The authentication requirements depend on the application semantics, but configuring authentication is very difficult for someone who is not a security expert, such as an application developer, because it is necessary to understand platform-specific security features and authentication mechanisms. To resolve these difficulties, we propose a framework for platformindependent security configuration based on the Model Driven Architecture. In this paper, we introduce a security qualifier, which is an abstract annotation for specifying authenticated identity on a platform-independent model, and a Security Infrastructure Model which is a model including the platform information required for creating security policies. These ideas make authentication configuration possible without understanding the platform-specific information, such as the federation of the security domain and the relationships of trust between the servers. Our framework allows a non-security expert to configure security easily. We show how to configure the authentication for an ID propagation scenario and discuss advantages of our framework compared to existing tools. © 2006 IEEE.
Fumiko Satoh, Hiroki Yanagisawa, et al.
IC2E 2013
Ken Ueno, Michiaki Tatsubori
ICWS 2006
Fumiko Satoh, Takehiro Tokuda
ICWE 2008
Satoshi Makino, Kent Tamura, et al.
International Journal of Web Services Research (IJWSR)