EGEE Workshop on Management of Rights in Production Grids

Session

Management of Rights in Data Management Tools

19 Jun 2006, 11:45

HPDC 15, Paris

7. Data management in LCG & EGEE

David Smith (CERN)

19/06/2006, 11:45

I will describe features of the software used in LCG & EGEE for data management, in the context of rights management. In particular I shall look at encrypted data storage and key management components as well as considering ACL support.

8. Rights Management for Shared Collections

Reagan Moore (SDSC)

19/06/2006, 12:15

Data grids are becoming the standard data management infrastructure for organizing shared collections. Data grids implement the data and trust virtualization mechanisms needed to support rights management on distributed data. The usual approach is to identify explicitly the persons who will have special privileges, such as the ability to change metadata or files. Non-public access is through...

9. Rights Management in Globus Data Services

Ann Chervenak/Bill Allcock (ISI/ANL)

19/06/2006, 13:45

In this talk, we will discuss rights management requirements for data services in the Globus Toolkit, including GridFTP, the Reliable File Transfer Service, Replica Location Services, and the Data Replication Service. We will discuss our initial work on utilizing the Globus Toolkit Version 4 authorization framework to support richer and more fine-grained authorization of data operations. We...

10. Authorization Models for Data Services

Neil Chue Hong (EPCC)

19/06/2006, 14:15

This talk summarises different authorization models which can be applied to data services, with particular focus on efforts based on OGSA-DAI services from inteligrid, SIMDAT, and Wright State University. It examines potential authorization points within OGSA-DAI and requirements to support more detailed and dynamic authorization for database services in general.

11. Distributed Data Access Control Mechanisms in the SRM

Peter Kunszt (CSCS)

19/06/2006, 14:45

Controlling access to Data that is replicated to several administrative domains is a nontrivial distributed problem. The current approaches, pros and cons are discussed and compared for supporting access control lists, as well as encryption of data, with special emphasis on the implementation and possible solutions in the Storage Resource Manager (SRM) Interface.