Sensing Enabled Capabilities for Access Control Management: IoT as an Enabler for the Advanced Management of Access Control

2016 IEEE First International Conference on Internet-of-Things Design and Implementation (IoTDI) Pub Date : 2016-04-04 DOI:10.1109/IoTDI.2015.20

Mikel Uriarte, Ó. López, Jordi Blasi, Ó. Lázaro, Alicia Gonzalez, I. Prada, Eneko Olivares, C. Palau, B. Molina, Miguel A. Portugués, A. García-Serrano

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Current knowledge and assets that support organizations competitiveness must be protected. This protection is highly dependent on a proper access control management. Unfortunately, traditional access control management approaches are rigid and isolated, constrained by proprietary requirements not easily interoperable. In this article, the ACIO framework is presented and described. It provides a flexible, open, fluid and collaborative middleware for building access control management systems, based on the Sensing Enabled Access Control (SEAC) concept. This framework establishes the principles allowing the development of an access control management system that copes with today organization's needs. The paper also provides a description of a real use case raised to validate the framework, as well as the laboratory results supporting its scalability.

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访问控制管理的传感功能:物联网作为访问控制高级管理的推动者

支持组织竞争力的现有知识和资产必须得到保护。这种保护高度依赖于适当的访问控制管理。不幸的是，传统的访问控制管理方法是严格和孤立的，受到专有需求的限制，不容易互操作。在本文中，介绍并描述了ACIO框架。它基于传感访问控制(SEAC)概念，为构建访问控制管理系统提供了灵活、开放、流畅和协作的中间件。该框架建立了允许开发满足当今组织需求的访问控制管理系统的原则。本文还提供了一个真实用例的描述，以验证该框架，以及支持其可扩展性的实验室结果。

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