Information assurance in networked enterprises: definition, requirements and experimental results

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Bellocci T., Ang C.B., Ray P. and Nof S.Y.

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CERIAS TR 2001-34

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With the dramatic growth of information exchanges within and between organizations, major concerns emerge about the assurance of information. Without clear knowledge of the true needs for information assurance, a company may employ local, specialized solutions that are too restrictive, or nor comprehensive. On the other hand, cost-effective, variable integrity and variable security may be economically justifiable and adequate for ertain situations and decisions. Therefore, a new definition of information assurane has been developed following the TQM approach. It describes assurance as a combination of information security, integrity, and significance. The requirements of information assurance are presented and have been justified on the basis of concrete results obtained from the lab experiments that were conducted. The exeriments and results have been briefly discussed in this paper.

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Proceedings of the PRISM Symposium & Reunion on Integration, Networking, and the Next Decade

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Purdue University

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CERIAS, Industrial Engineering

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1900-01-01

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@Inproceedings{ bellocci,
	title = "Information assurance in networked enterprises: definition, requirements and experimental results",
	author = "Bellocci T., Ang C.B., Ray P. and Nof S.Y.",
	address = "W Lafayette, IN 47907",
	booktitle = "Proceedings of the PRISM Symposium & Reunion on Integration, Networking, and the Next Decade",
	institution = "Purdue University",
	abstract = "With the dramatic growth of information exchanges within and between organizations, major concerns emerge about the assurance of information.  Without clear knowledge of the true needs for information assurance, a company may employ local, specialized solutions that are too restrictive, or nor comprehensive.  On the other hand, cost-effective, variable integrity and variable security may be economically justifiable and adequate for ertain situations and decisions. 
Therefore, a new definition of information assurane has been developed following the TQM approach.  It describes assurance as a combination of information security, integrity, and significance.
The requirements of information assurance are presented and have been justified on the basis of concrete results obtained from the lab experiments that were conducted.  The exeriments and results have been briefly discussed in this paper.",
	affiliation = "CERIAS, Industrial Engineering",
	url = "https://www.cerias.purdue.edu/papers/archive/2001-34.ps",
}