Access Control Systems

Access control systems are a pervasive component in modern computer systems, being used to moderate access to resources such as files, mobile devices, databases, and web services. As systems become more sophisticated, the policies which regulate access controls become increasingly dynamic, complex, and prone to errors. Our research develops languages and enforcement mechanisms that enable users to administer access controls based on their requirements of a system's behaviour. Furthermore, we develop formalisms to model access control systems, allowing us to verify their correctness.

People: Andrew Brown, Masoud Koleini, Derrick Newton, Olufunmilola Onolaja, Hasan Qunoo, Eike Ritter, Mark Ryan, Hayo Thielecke.

Publications

8 publications: