Smart enterprise-centric context-based fine-grained access control
Smart enterprise-centric context-based fine-grained access control
批准号:
530265-2018
负责人:
ErolKantarci, Melike
金额:
$1.82万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Engage Grants Program
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
中文摘要
建议项目的目标是设计一种上下文相关的访问控制(CSAC)解决方案,其中**系统智能地选择身份验证请求和访问决策,从而将**用户必须进行身份验证的次数降至最低。CSAC系统将考虑企业上下文,以做出**适用于企业的细粒度访问决策。该项目将基于黑莓提供的数据**开发功能,并探索功能减少策略。将**探索改进的机器学习技术,以便拟议的CSAC系统将在特定使用环境中将应允许而无需**重新验证的访问尝试与应允许重新验证的访问尝试与不应**允许的访问尝试区分开来。对加拿大来说,一个关键的好处将是提高**黑莓在企业市场的竞争力。黑莓正在与微软、IBM、**和Citrix等大公司竞争,这些公司都希望看到黑莓在智能网络安全市场上的实力在试图**赶上网络安全的过程中受到削弱,我们可能会期待所有这些公司探索类似的智能身份验证解决方案。**第二个关键好处是安全、经济和社会利益**加拿大境内的公司、政府和个人**将直接受益于**黑莓提出并推向市场的创新
英文摘要
The goal of the proposed project is to design a context-sensitive access control (CSAC) solution where**authentication requests and access decisions by the system are chosen intelligently so that the number of times**users must authenticate is minimized. The CSAC system will consider Enterprise contexts to make**fine-grained access decisions appropriate in Enterprises. The project will develop features based on data**provided by BlackBerry and explore feature reduction strategies. Refined machine learning techniques will be**explored such that the proposed CSAC system will separate access attempts that should be allowed without**re-authentication, from those that should be allowed with re-authentication, from those that should not be**allowed in the specific use context. One key benefit to Canada will be improving the competitiveness of**BlackBerry in Enterprise markets. BlackBerry is in competition with large companies such as Microsoft, IBM,**and Citrix, all of whom would like to see BlackBerry's strength in smart cybersecurity markets erode as they try**to catch up on cybersecurity, and all of whom we may expect to explore similar smart authentication solutions.**A second key benefit is security, economic, and social benefit to companies, governments, and individuals**within Canada who would directly benefit from the innovations being proposed and brought to market by**BlackBerry
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