论文信息 - A model for team-based access control (TMAC 2004)

A model for team-based access control (TMAC 2004)

Role based access control (RBAC) has been proved to be effective for defining access control. However, in an environment where collaborative work is needed, additional features should be added on top of RBAC to accommodate the new requirements. In this paper we describe a team access control extension model called TMAC04 (Team-Based Access Control 2004), which is built on the well-known RBAC. The TMAC04 model efficiently represents teamwork in the real world. It allows certain users to join a team based on their existing roles in an organization within limited contexts and new permissions to perform the required work.

Jim X. Chen | Fahad T. Alotaiby

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