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Semantic Mapping for Access Control Model
Abstract
With the increasing development of the Semantic Web technologies, the Semantic Web has been introduced to apply in the Web Services to integrate data across different applications. For the Semantic Web Services to succeed it is essential to maintain the security of the organizations involved. Security is a crucial concern for commercial and mission critical applications in Web-based environments. To guarantee the security of the Web Services, security measures must be considered to protect against unauthorized disclosure, transfer, modification, or destruction, whether accidental or intentional. Access control is a kind of security measurements to guarantee the service processes, which is defined to allow resource owners to define, manage, and enforce the access conditions for each resource. In this chapter, an attribute based access control model with semantic mapping (SABAC, for short) is proposed to specify access control over attributes defined in domain ontologies. The model is built on the basis of XACML policy language. Semantic mapping process is proved to be syntactical, semantic, and structural. Our SABAC model between the service requester and service provider can make the access to the Semantic Web Services secure.
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