[Fiware-security] TR: Fi-ware security GE - Review

TRABELSI, Slim slim.trabelsi at sap.com
Wed Jul 13 08:40:45 CEST 2011


Dear all,

Here is the question mark text that I propose to answer to the comment of WP3 related to USDL-SEC.

The current version of the USDL-SEC specification is a very early draft designed before the beginning of the Fi-Ware project. It does not reflect yet the security capabilities proposed in the generic security enablers exposed in WP8. The main task of the WP8 in the next months is to list these security capabilities and map them to a new version of the USDL-SEC specification in order to be able to publish correctly all the security services and make them available for any service deployed in the Fi-Ware plateform.

I hope that this explanation is sufficient to address this comment.
Thank you
Regards
Slim

From: fiware-security-bounces at lists.fi-ware.eu [mailto:fiware-security-bounces at lists.fi-ware.eu] On Behalf Of Antonio Garcia Vazquez
Sent: mardi 12 juillet 2011 10:03
To: fiware-security at lists.fi-ware.eu
Subject: Re: [Fiware-security] TR: Fi-ware security GE - Review

Dear All,

My comments about Context-based security and compliance :


1)      Not clear if this is related to WP3:

There is no relation with WP3, but the extension of the USDL protocol which is also used by WP3. I think this point is clear enough in our text. Perhaps we could change this paragraph:

“Extend standard USDL 3.0 by implementing a new module security oriented where security specifications may be referred to existing standards like WS-SecurityPolicy and even management to Common Base Event”
Into this one:

“· Define a USDL-Sec protocol as a new module security oriented extension of standard USDL 3.0 where security specifications may be referred to existing standards like WS-SecurityPolicy and even management to Common Base Event”
To be more specific.


2)      Is it filter of security enablers (which one?) to fit with "very specific regulatory constraints" and monitoring of system performance?

I think we are clear enough in next paragraph:

“The GE will accept security request from a client application and will select the best Optional Security Enabler to fulfil it.”



3)     If this is an USDL extension, what is the influence on applications which are described in USDL and consumed via the marketplace?

The relationship between USDL-SEC and USDL will be the same as the already implemented relationship between existing USDL modules (see http://www.internet-of-services.com/index.php?id=570&L=0)

On the other hand I’m agree with Stein. As USDL-SEC will be an extension of USDL ; the optional security GE market could be defined as an extension of the serviced market they are defining in WP3. So some kind of interaction in this field could be needed


I also send a Word version with the modifications implemented

Best Regards

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From: fiware-security-bounces at lists.fi-ware.eu [mailto:fiware-security-bounces at lists.fi-ware.eu] On Behalf Of BISSON Pascal
Sent: viernes, 08 de julio de 2011 16:55
To: Fiware-Security (fiware-security at lists.fi-ware.eu)
Subject: [Fiware-security] TR: Fi-ware security GE - Review

Dear All,

Here are the comments we got from the peer-review of our Security chapter which was performed by WP3 (Horst Stein/DT)

In view of the comments I would ask each of the Task leaders and/or GE enablers to which they are targeted to provide me with their answer in order to interact with them and elaborate shared and agreed answer we can give (this including some redrafting which might be needed to clarify things and so improve overall quality of our Chapter)

Useless to say any of you is more than welcome to contribute/participate to the answers to be given here.

So hearing from the task leads and you all to improve our Security chapter in view of the comments raised by WP3 reviewer.

Best Regards,

Pascal

De : fiware-apps-bounces at lists.fi-ware.eu [mailto:fiware-apps-bounces at lists.fi-ware.eu] De la part de Horst.Stein at telekom.de
Envoyé : vendredi 8 juillet 2011 15:14
À : fiware-apps at lists.fi-ware.eu
Objet : [Fiware-apps] Fi-ware security GE - Review

Hi Andreas and all,

Here are some comments on the Security chapter with respect to WP3 issues:

Security Monitoring Enabler
It is not clear which interfaces to services and composition environments are needed for the monitoring
process. Infos provided on pg 7 are very general: Firewalls, Intrusion Detection Systems, Security and Event Managers, … wireless events agents …
Especially business risk impact evaluation sounds interesting, but it is not part of the figure 3 and not clear how a relationship with a real business application produced e.g. by our composition tools could be realised.
At this level of description it's unclear how e.g. a sql intrusion attack on application level is monitored or the business risk is evaluated.

Identity Management
Are there also some group functionalities or are there only single identities for users and things?

PPL Engine
Is there an own grafical user interface for the end user to control his attributes? What are the interfaces to applications or services?

Context-based security and compliance
Not clear if this is related to WP3: Is it filter of security enablers (which one?) to fit with "very specific regulatory constraints" and monitoring of system performance?  If this is an USDL extension, what is the influence on applications which are described in USDL and consumed via the marketplace?

Optional security service enabler
Not understood, is it an extension of USDL with security features (see above)? "The goal is to make easily extendible the security service description for customized services. This functionality will encourage all developers to define and describe their won services through the USDL standard by adding new functionalities .." pg18
Are there any relations to applications and composition tools, what are the effects on applications or user security?

Best regards and nice weekend
Horst


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