Driving and Monitoring Provisional Trust Negotiation with Metapolicies

Piero A. Bonatti · Daniel Olmedilla

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We introduce the provisional trust negotiation framework PROTUNE, for combining distributed trust management policies with provisional-style business rules and access-control related actions. The framework features a powerful declarative metalanguage for driving some critical negotiation decisions, and integrity constraints for monitoring negotiations and credential disclosure.

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