Title :
ClientServer Access: Satellite-ATM Connectivity Using a Knowledge Management Approach
Author_Institution :
Nova Southeastern Univ.
Abstract :
Secure role-based access control (SRBAC) is an entry protocol implemented to protect sensitive database information. An individual\´s security clearance and role description will determine what privileges they are authorized. This manuscript provides a different approach to secure RBAC designs in a post 911 environment. In order to defend the United States against enemies, foreign and domestic, it is crucial that the combat forces of the United States are equipped with the best communication equipment available. Twenty-one years of information technology experience in a military environment supports this research and contributes a design ideology that could revolutionize the way government agencies communicate. The "mobile secure role base access control device" (MS-Ro-BAC) is a single unit system with the ability to instant connect to other identical devices around the world through Mid Earth Orbit Satellite (MEO) communications. The capabilities provided by the MS-Ro-BAC research would support the \´Global War on Terrorism\´ and increase the security of US forces and Department of Defense Personnel around the world
Keywords :
asynchronous transfer mode; authorisation; client-server systems; knowledge management; satellite communication; telecommunication computing; MS-Ro-BAC; Mid Earth Orbit Satellite communications; client-server access; knowledge management; mobile secure role base access control device; satellite-ATM connectivity; secure role-based access control; sensitive database information protection; Access control; Access protocols; Communication equipment; Data security; Databases; Information security; Information technology; Knowledge management; Military communication; Protection;
Conference_Titel :
Information Technology, 2007. ITNG '07. Fourth International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Las Vegas, NV
Print_ISBN :
0-7695-2776-0
DOI :
10.1109/ITNG.2007.48