Titlebook: Database Security IX; Status and prospects David L. Spooner,Steven A. Demurjian,John E. Dobso Book 1996 IFIP International Federation for I

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The Future and Electronic Data Processingity, client/server object database management system as an extension of the existing commercial ONTOS product. TOP will provide features and assurances comparable to those defined for the B1 level of the US TCSEC.

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How Secure is Secure: Some Thoughts on Security Metricsue of analyzing a security-critical information system in order to determine if the system is considered secure enough. The central idea of the remarks is to introduce the idea of a relative secure system that has an appropriate performance level of security fault tolerance or fault acceptance as sp

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Messages, Communication, Information Security: Protecting the User from the Datad characteristics including security breaches, privacy violations, errors being inserted into databases, and the like. We illustrate our approach by means of a case study involving communicating public administrations which we have been studying. We outline a number of options for constructing solut

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The Modulated-Input Modulated-Output Modelem in database systems is our motivation. We introduce a new queueing theoretic model, the MIMO model, that incorporates burstiness in the sending side and busy periods in the receiving side. Based on simulation results derived from this model, we show that the buffer requirements from M/M/1/N queue

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