Developing Secure Objects

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Author

Deborah Frincke

Entry type

inproceedings

Abstract

Distributed object systems are increasingly popular, and considerable effort is being expended to develop standards for interaction between objects. Some high-level requirements for secure distributed object interactions have been identified. However, there are no guidelines for developing the secure objects themselves. Some aspects of object-oriented design do not translate directly to traditional methods of developing secure systems. In this paper, we identify features of object oriented design that affect secure system development. In addition, we explore ways to derive security, and provide techniques for developing secure COTS libraries with easily modifiable security policies.

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http://csrc.nist.gov/nissc/199 ... /paper026_027/NISSOBJ.PDF

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Baltimore, MD

Key alpha

Frincke

Note

Published in the 19th National Information Systems Security Conference (Oct 22 - 25)

Publication Date

2001-01-01

Keywords

Object-oriented design, development, security policy, COTS

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@Inproceedings{ Frincke,
	title = "Developing Secure Objects",
	author = "Deborah Frincke",
	address = "Baltimore, MD",
	note = "Published in the 19th National Information Systems Security Conference (Oct 22 - 25)",
	abstract = "Distributed object systems are increasingly popular, and considerable effort is being expended
to develop standards for interaction between objects. Some high-level requirements for secure
distributed object interactions have been identified. However, there are no guidelines for
developing the secure objects themselves. Some aspects of object-oriented design do not
translate directly to traditional methods of developing secure systems. In this paper, we
identify features of object oriented design that affect secure system development. In addition,
we explore ways to derive security, and provide techniques for developing secure COTS libraries
with easily modifiable security policies.",
	keywords = "Object-oriented design, development, security policy, COTS",
	url = "http://csrc.nist.gov/nissc/1996/papers/NISSC96/paper026_027/NISSOBJ.PDF",
}