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Plenary Lecture
New Trends in Access Control for Information Systems
Assist. Prof. Tugkan Tuglular
Izmir Institute Of Technology
Department of Computer Engineering
Gulbahce Koyu, Urla, Izmir, Turkey
E-mail:
tugkantuglular@iyte.edu.tr
Abstract:
The concept of
access control relates to permissions and obligations, which are represented
by rules in different granularities, and their enforcement achieved by
various operating systems, network software/hardware, and applications.
Involvement of different technologies, vendors, and standards make it hard
to provide a complete solution in access control for information systems.
Moreover, access control requirements started to change with the increased
development and use of large-scale, distributed, loosely coupled
applications, which run on open and complex environments. This talk will
reveal long-time existing access control approaches, declare new
requirements for access control and present new trends in the access control
field.
Brief Biography of the Speaker:
Tugkan Tuglular completed his PhD in information security policies at Ege
University (Turkey) in 1999. During his PhD, he worked as a research
associate at Purdue University (USA) in the COAST Laboratory (currently
CERIAS) for 16 months. After a brief period as a teaching associate at Ege
University, he became assistant professor at the Izmir Institute of
Technology (Turkey) in 2000. He was the CIO of the Izmir Institute of
Technology from 2003 until 2007. He has interest and experience in
information/network security and in model-based testing and test automation
of security software.. Visit
http://www.iyte.edu.tr/~tugkantuglular for publications.
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