As we are offering to safeguard real users' research data, I thought we should attempt "due diligence" that we were doing so in a reasonable fashion. To this end, I have been working on a security model for the ADMIRAL data stores.
This is new territory for me, and I'm fairly sure there are many things that I have overlooked, failed to properly think through, or just got plain wrong. But, like all the ADMIRAL working documents, it's public and open to review, which in this case I would eagerly welcome.
The security model is documented at http://imageweb.zoo.ox.ac.uk/wiki/index.php/ADMIRAL_LSDS_security_model.
I fully expect to have to revisit this over the course of the project, as requirements are developed and concerns are identified. I hope that by starting now with an imperfect model, we'll have plenty of time to clean it up and make it fit for purpose.
Tuesday, 30 March 2010
First attempt at a security model for ADMIRAL
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