Transparent Control of Access Invoking Real-time Analysis of the Query History
AssigneeHasso-Plattner-Institu für Softwaresystemtechnik GmbH
InventorsHasso Plattner, Matthieu-Patrick Schapranow
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AssigneeHasso-Plattner-Institu für Softwaresystemtechnik GmbH
InventorsHasso Plattner, Matthieu-Patrick Schapranow
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The invention relates to a method for granting an inquirer querying a repository access to the repository, a communication protocol between a client and a server, and a system for controlling access of at least one inquirer to a repository. The repository typically stores event data relating to traceable products. The aspects according to teaching disclosed herein may be for example implemented as security extensions for existing repositories providing a finer granularity of access rights and means to prevent an exposure of data sets considered sensitive. The security extensions disclosed herein may be implemented to protect access to any kind of client/server application wherein the server is exposing sensitive data.
A method for granting access to a repository for use in a supply chain, a product tracking system, a medical care environment or a power grid, the repository storing data, preferably sensitive business data pertaining to one or more supply chains, event data pertaining to one or more traceable products, medical data pertaining to one or more patients, or measurement data pertaining to one or more measurements, and wherein an access control server (ACS) is connected to the repository via a link;
A system for controlling access of one or more inquirers to a repository for use in a supply chain, a product tracking system, a medical care environment or a power grid, the repository storing data, preferably sensitive business data pertaining to one or more supply chains, event data pertaining to one or more traceable products, medical data pertaining to one or more patients, or measurement data pertaining to one or more measurements, the system comprising:
A communication protocol between a client and a server connected via a link to a repository for use in a supply chain, a product tracking system, a medical care environment or a power grid;
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