Journal "Software Engineering"
a journal on theoretical and applied science and technology
ISSN 2220-3397
Issue N12 2016 year
This paper presents the results of the gap analysis of three modern access control models — Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC), developed by Hu, Ferraiolo, Kuhn, Schnitzer, Sandlin, Miller, Scarfone from NIST; Entity Based Access Control (EBAC), developed by Bogaerts, Decat, Lagaisse, Joosen; Chain-Relation Based Access Control (ChRelBAC), developed by authors of these paper. The short descriptions, including formal definitions and basic concepts, are given for each model. As such, in this paper the authors analyze them in reference to content management in multiuser systems, based on "user-user", "user-resource" and "resource-resource" relations. Results of the analysis are presented in this work. The capabilities of the models practical usage in Scientometrics are compared as applied to information-analytical system "ISTINA". Main functions of this system include gathering and processing information about the results of scientific and educational activities in big organization for management decision-making. The experience of working with "ISTINA" as a typical multiuser scientometric content management system has allowed the authors to formulate requirements and criteria, which were used for comparative analysis of ABAC, EBAC and ChRelBAC.