[Fiware-security] FI-WARE - Security - D2.5a (Your input is n ow requested in complement of mine)

[Egan, Richard]

Pascal,
 
I cannot easily access the googledoc, so perhaps you could paste the
following text into the appropriate part of the document
 
Content Based Security
 
Security capabilities are essential for third party innovation but they are
an area where third parties often lack the skills to develop their own
solutions. The Content Based Security enabler is offered as a software
service to help third party innovators incorporate application level
security into their offering. By specifying open interfaces for both content
producing and content consuming applications, it is feasible for application
developers to incorporate content-based security into their products and
services without having to develop the underlying security mechanisms that
underpin content-based security.
 
Security Monitoring
 
The visualisation framework in the Security Monitoring GE has been
architected to facilitate the incorporation of new visualisations by third
parties. A flexibility point is introduced between the Data Broker component
of the visualisation framework, which is responsible for converting the
various monitoring data sources into a common format, and the visualisation
component, which renders the common format data. This make it possible for
third parties to exploit the common format when creating new visualistions,
without having to provide interfaces to the pre-existing Security Monitoring
data sources.
 
Thanks
Richard

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Subject: Re: [Fiware-security] FI-WARE - Security - D2.5a (Your input is now
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Ok Thanks for this add-on Francesco.

 

BR

Pascal

 

De : DI CERBO, Francesco [mailto:francesco.di.cerbo at sap.com] 
Envoyé : mardi 24 juillet 2012 01:32
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Diaz Rodriguez; TRABELSI, Slim; Michael Osborne; Antonio Garcia Vazquez
Cc : LELEU Philippe; fiware-security at lists.fi-ware.eu
Objet : RE: FI-WARE - Security - D2.5a (Your input is now requested in
complement of mine)

 

Hello Pascal,

 

I contributed with a few lines on USDL-SEC, they are already in the
document.

 

3rd Party involvement in USDL-SEC can be significant, due to its open design
principles. USDL-SEC permits to complement USDL service descriptions with
security-specific non-functional information, through the Linked Open Data
paradigm. With the same paradigm, also USDL-SEC can be complemented, for
example adding additional details regarding a particular technology; 3rd
Party here can integrate their contributions to the specification, besides
being able to describe the security features of their services.

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Best,

 

Francesco

 

From: BISSON Pascal [mailto:pascal.bisson at thalesgroup.com
<mailto:pascal.bisson at thalesgroup.com> ] 
Sent: lundi 23 juillet 2012 16:51
To: Seidl, Robert (NSN - DE/Munich); GIDOIN Daniel; Rodrigo Diaz Rodriguez;
DI CERBO, Francesco; TRABELSI, Slim; Michael Osborne; Antonio Garcia Vazquez
Cc: BISSON Pascal; LELEU Philippe; fiware-security at lists.fi-ware.eu
<mailto:fiware-security at lists.fi-ware.eu> 
Subject: FI-WARE - Security - D2.5a (Your input is now requested in
complement of mine)
Importance: High

 

Dear Task leads and Caretakers,

 

This just to inform you that to give a start from our Security Chapter side
to D2.5a I did enter some text.

 

This text is for you to check and complete with your input (reflecting your
thoughts and the ones of GE owners attached to your task - that btw you
should have consulted already ...)

 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HnmGAJ7LuHJs9oBIhVwbR9LuKMK-Xhb_c7SF-EVQ
i_Q/edit?pli=1#heading=h.w9bqlgh5tq19
<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HnmGAJ7LuHJs9oBIhVwbR9LuKMK-Xhb_c7SF-EV
Qi_Q/edit?pli=1#heading=h.w9bqlgh5tq19> 

 

Bear in mind that by EOB tomorrow you should have contributed your Task
input. This as per minutes of last audio conference. Counting on you all to
have it done. 

 

Thanks in advance for your cooperation and support.

 

BR

Pascal

 

 

PS: Don't hesitate as add-ons you may think of in complement of the text I
already provided to illustrate the added value (for the sake of 3rd party
innovation) resulting from your GEs design to each of the stakeholder to
which it applies. 

 


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