Critical information formal exchange policies within organisations

Critical information formal exchange policies within organisations

Claire Saurel

ONERA Toulouse, France

Corresponding Author Email: 
claire.saurel@onera.fr
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27-47
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DOI: 
https://doi.org/10.3166/ISI.21.4.27-47
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Abstract: 

This paper starts from a logical framework intended to define and analyse information exchange policies for users of critical information systems within some organisations. These information exchange rules are defined according to the roles users play in organisations: so they depend on the structure of organisations. A layer is then introduced to express organisational information exchange policies at a more abstract level than users level: organisational level. Generic and specific properties can be defined within this organisational layer, in particular information permeability through organisations. More efficiency is expected for policies expression, analysis and update.

Keywords: 

information exchange policy, information security, organisation, role, rights inheritance, formal modelling, formal analysis, critical information

1. Introduction
2. PEPS : un environnement logique pour exprimer des politiques d’échange d’informations orientées agents
3. PEPS-ORG : une couche au-dessus de PEPS pour exprimer et analyser des politiques organisationnelles d’échange
4. Transmission de droits entre rôles ou organisations
5. Propriétés de politiques organisationnelles d’échange d’informations
6. Conclusion et futurs travaux
Remerciements
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