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The Typed Access Matrix Model (TAM) and Augmented TAM (ATAM)

The Typed Access Matrix Model (TAM) and Augmented TAM (ATAM). Ravi Sandhu Laboratory for Information Security Technology George Mason University www.list.gmu.edu sandhu@gmu.edu. TAM: Typed Access Matrix Model TAM adds types to HRU and preserves strong safety results of SPM/ESPM

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The Typed Access Matrix Model (TAM) and Augmented TAM (ATAM)

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  1. The Typed Access Matrix Model (TAM) and Augmented TAM (ATAM) Ravi Sandhu Laboratory for Information Security Technology George Mason University www.list.gmu.edu sandhu@gmu.edu

  2. TAM: Typed Access Matrix Model TAM adds types to HRU and preserves strong safety results of SPM/ESPM SO-TAM: Single Object TAM SO-TAM manipulates one column of the access matrix at a time and is equivalent to TAM ATAM: Augmented TAM ATAM adds testing for absence of rights to TAM ATAM is equivalent to TAM in one sense but more expressive in another Outline

  3. TAM adds types to HRU

  4. TAM adds types to HRU

  5. TAM commands

  6. TAM primitive operations

  7. TAM operations: enter and delete

  8. TAM operations: create and destroy

  9. TAM operations: create and destroy

  10. ORCON in TAM

  11. ORCON in TAM

  12. ORCON in TAM

  13. ORCON in TAM

  14. MTAM: Monotonic TAM

  15. MTAM Canonical Schemes

  16. MTAM Canonical Schemes

  17. ORCON as a MTAM Canonical Scheme

  18. Acyclic TAM schemes

  19. Acyclic TAM unfolded state

  20. Acyclic MTAM unfolded state

  21. Acyclic MTAM safety

  22. Ternary MTAM

  23. Ternary MTAM

  24. Binary and Unary MTAM • Unary MTAM • Useless • Binary MTAM • Single-parent creation or spontaneous double-child creation • Less expressive than multi-parent creation

  25. SOTAM: single object TAM

  26. SOTAM • SOTAM is equivalent in expressive power to TAM

  27. ATAM: Augmented TAM • Allow testing for absence of rights in the conditions of commands • ATAM is equivalent in expressive power to TAM in unbounded simulation but most likely not in bounded simulation • “Most likely not” has recently been shown to be “provably cannot”

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