Titlebook: Integrity and Internal Control in Information Systems V; IFIP TC11 / WG11.5 F Michael Gertz Book 2003 IFIP International Federation for Inf

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Integrity and Internal Control in Information Systems V978-0-387-35693-8Series ISSN 1868-4238 Series E-ISSN 1868-422X

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-35693-8Audit; Processing; Web Services; control; data security; database; databases; information; information secur

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Increasing the Accuracy of Time-Tabled Condition Monitoringve this typically impose a performance overhead that the owners and users of such systems may be unwilling to accept. A compromise solution is to allow system owners to decide at what times they will allow computational resources to be given over to condition monitoring and at what times they will n

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Designing High Integrity Systems Using Aspectshe specific mechanisms required for high integrity systems. To support this activity we have developed an initial tabulation of different kinds of threats and the mechanisms used to prevent, detect, and recover from the related attacks and problems. Each mechanism can be modeled independently as an

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Towards Effect Preservation of Updates with Loopsutomatic generation and extention of given actions holds a danger — The original intention of actions might get canceled or even reversed, e.g. by some appended repairing action enforcing an integrity constraint. This problem might cause non-desired situations where an action commits although one of