READ -- A Resolution and Abduction Based Approach for Policy Comparison in Organizational Collaboration

Xiaofeng Xia
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The policy compliance problem is one of the categories of inconsistency problems existing between access control policies. One of the ways to cope with it is called policy comparison. In this paper we develop and use our approach to perform policy comparison, i.e. when newly specified access control policies for the resources are provided to be compared with certain original policy, we are able to ensure that the noncompliance problem between these newly specified policies and the original policies on the resources will be found. In this paper we propose the READ (Resolution and Abduction based) algorithm to be an approach of finding policy noncompliance. Our approach is based on the resolution and abduction work for Data log rules, and the evaluation of compliance is performed through set implication by Satisfiability Modulo Theories (SMT) Z3 prover. We will illustrate the implementation of READ algorithm with two examples from existing work and one example based on role based access control model.
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READ——一种基于决议和溯因的组织协作政策比较方法
策略遵从性问题是访问控制策略之间存在的不一致问题之一。应对的方法之一是政策比较。在本文中,我们开发并使用了我们的方法来执行策略比较,即当为资源提供新指定的访问控制策略与某些原始策略进行比较时,我们能够确保发现这些新指定的策略与资源上的原始策略之间的不遵从问题。在本文中,我们提出了一种基于READ (Resolution and溯因)算法作为发现策略不合规的方法。我们的方法是基于数据日志规则的解析和溯因工作,并通过可满足模理论(SMT) Z3证明的集合隐含来评估遵从性。我们将使用两个来自现有工作的示例和一个基于基于角色的访问控制模型的示例来说明READ算法的实现。
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