Self-Protecting Documents for Cloud Storage Security

25 Jun 2012·
Manuel Munier
Vincent Lalanne
Vincent Lalanne
,
Magali Ricarde
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Abstract
Information security is currently one of the most important issues in information systems. This concerns the confidentiality of information but also its integrity and availability. The problem becomes even more difficult when several companies are working together on a project and that the various documents “go out of” their respective information systems. We propose an architecture in which the documents themselves ensure their security and thus can be exchanged over uncontrolled resources such as cloud storage or even USB flash drives. For this we encapsulate within the document itself some security components (e.g. access control, usage control) to achieve an autonomic document architecture for Enterprise DRM (E-DRM). Using such self-protecting documents, a company can ensure security and privacy for its documents when outsourcing storage services (e.g. cloud).
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In 11th IEEE International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications (TrustCom 2012), IEEE.
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Vincent Lalanne
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Computer science teacher and researcher

I have been teaching at the University of Pau and the Pays de l’Adour since 1994 and more particularly at the IUT des Pays de l’Adour on the Pau site.

My teaching activities take place mainly in the field of Computer Science and Automation with students in Thermal Engineering and Energy (GTE).

My research activity takes place in the Computer Science Laboratory of the University of Pau and the Pays de l’Adour (LIUPPA) in the ASCP team.