Quan Pham
Queensland University of Technology
information security conference | 2010
Quan Pham; Jason F. Reid; Adrian McCullagh; Ed Dawson
Delegation, from a technical point of view, is widely considered as a potential approach in addressing the problem of providing dynamic access control decisions in activities with a high level of collaboration, either within a single security domain or across multiple security domains. Although delegation continues to attract significant attention from the research community, presently, there is no published work that presents a taxonomy of delegation concepts and models. This article intends to address this gap by presenting a set of taxonomic criteria relevant to the concept of delegation. This article also applies the taxonomy to a selection of significant delegation models published in the literature.
artificial intelligence and symbolic computation | 2008
Quan Pham; Jason F. Reid; Adrian McCullagh; Ed Dawson
Faculty of Science and Technology; Information Security Institute | 2011
Quan Pham; Jason F. Reid; Ed Dawson
Faculty of Science and Technology; Information Security Institute | 2010
Quan Pham
Faculty of Science and Technology; Information Security Institute | 2011
Quan Pham; Jason F. Reid; Ed Dawson
Faculty of Science and Technology; Information Security Institute | 2010
Quan Pham; Jason F. Reid; Ed Dawson
Faculty of Science and Technology; Information Security Institute | 2007
Quan Pham; Adrian McCullagh; Ed Dawson
