Secure
Data Management Workshop: Program
Friday,
September 2, 2005
14.00
– 15.30 Special Session - Healthcare
15.30
– 16.00 Coffee Break
16.00
– 17.30 Privacy and Security Support for Distributed Applications
Saturday,
September 3, 2005
08.00
– 10.30 Access Control and XML Security
10.30
– 11.00 Coffee Break
11.00
– 12.30 Database security: Encrypted data access
12.30
– 13.30 Lunch
13.30
– 15.00 Information Disclosure Control in Database
Special
Session - Healthcare
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Invited talk on Health Records by Cryptographic Pseudonyms
Stig
F. Mjølsnes, Norwegian University of Science and
Technology
The public health administrations collect medical records of patients systematically and extensively, thereby constructing databases that will provide easy access to statistics vital for epidemiologist in conquering diseases, and enabling managers to run health services efficiently. On the other hand, the realization of (nationwide and transnational) distributed databases of this type, keyed with person identity, may be limited by legal and privacy policy considerations. Addressing this open technical challenge, a multiparty system that alleviates this security ambivalence between individuals and organization is discussed.
On
deducibility and anonymisation in medical databases
David
Power, Mark Slaymaker, and Andrew Simpson, Oxford
University
User-Managed
Access Control for Health Care Systems
Amir
H. Chinaei, Frank Wm. Tompa, University
of Waterloo
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Privacy
and Security Support for Distributed Applications
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Protecting
Privacy Against Location-based Personal Identification
Claudio
Bettini, University
of Milan,
X.
Sean Wang, University
of Vermont,
Sushil
Jajodia, George
Mason University
Information
SeeSaw: Availability vs. Security Management in the UbiComp World
Boris
Dragovic and Calicrates Policroniades, University
of Cambridge
Improvement
of Hsu-Wu-He’s proxy multi-signature schemes
Yumin
Yuan, Xiamen University of Technology
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Access
Control and XML Security
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Specifying
an Access Control Model for Ontologies for the Semantic Web
Cecilia
M. Ionita and Sylvia L. Osborn, University
of Western Ontario
An
Authorization Framework for Sharing Data in Web Service Federations
Martin
Wimmer and Alfons Kemper, Technische
Universitat Munchen
A
Formal Access Control Model for XML databases
Alban
Gabillon, Université
de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour
Detecting
Privacy Violations in Sensitive XML Databases
Stefan
Böttcher, Rita Steinmetz, University
of Paderborn
XML
Security in the Next Generation Optical Disc Context
Gopakumar
G Nair, Ajeesh Gopalakrishnan, Sjouke Mauw, Eindhoven
University of Technology
Erik
Moll, Philips Applied Technologies
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Encrypted
Data Access
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Efficient
Key Updates in Encrypted Database Systems
Hakan
Hacigumus,IBM
Almaden Research Center
Sharad
Mehrotra,
University of
California, Irvine
Experiments
With Queries Over Encrypted Data Using Secret Sharing
Richard
Brinkman, University
of Twente
Berry
Schoenmakers, Eindhoven University
Jeroen
Doumen, Willem Jonker, University
of Twente
Metadata
Management in Outsourced Encrypted Databases
E.
Damiani, S. De Capitani di Vimercati, S. Foresti, University
of Milan
S.
Jajodia, George
Mason University
S.
Paraboschi, University
of Bergamo
P.
Samarati,
University of Milan
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Information
Disclosure Control in Database
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Can
Attackers Learn from Samples?
Ganesh
Ramesh, University
of British Columbia
Dynamic
Disclosure Monitor (D2Mon): An Improved Query Processing Solution
Tyrone
S. Toland, University
of South Carolina Upstate,
Csilla
Farkas
and Caroline M. Eastman,
University of South Carolina,
Suppressing
Microdata to Prevent Probabilistic Classification Based Inference
Ayça
Azgın Hintoğlu, Yücel Saygın,
Sabancı
University,
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