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The main goal of SERAM is to provide the necessary tools to model access control or
inference policies. Those features are presently implemented as a DSL for specifying constraints over access control policies.
A policy is specified in the form of a set of ACLs or RBAC roles, usually referred to as “policies”.
When a set of policy is defined, the SERAM framework queries these roles and generates a “meaningful” set of constraints to infer or to execute over the set of access rights available to a user.
The specific applications for SERAM are then conceived of as a set of modules or task-oriented agents able to access or manage
previously defined or dynamically-generated constraints.
The source code of the agent is defined in its own package.
The main classes of the package implement
a particular application: AccessManager, PolicyManager, AgentManager, InferenceAgent, PolicyAgent and ThreadPoolPolicyAgent.
All these classes are designed to use or implement all the classes of the framework.
The first three classes are in charge of the management of the policy and the database.
On the other side, InferenceAgent and PolicyAgent are agents that use a set of rules previously defined to compute constraints or manage them.
On the other side, ThreadPoolPolicyAgent is dedicated to compute constraints locally, without the necessity to manage a database.
Finally, AgentManager is in charge of collecting these agents and of managing their roles.
The framework is designed to be straightforward to use, the only mandatory step to start any application is to specify the policy over the roles
managed by the framework.
The framework is thus designed to allow the specification of any kind of policies and to automatically extract constraints.
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Merge dataframes over groups by specific column
I have two dataframes with similar columns. The first dataframe contains individuals with multiple measurements over time. The second dataframe contains information about how those individuals will behave during specific conditions.
df1:
structure(list(id = c(1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2), time = c(1, 2, 3, 4,
1, 2), on_time = c(“non”, “non”, “non”, “on”, “non”, “on”),
remark = c(“-“, “-“, “spatiotemporal”, “”, “”, “too few”)),
class = “data.frame”, row.names = c(NA, -6L))
> df1
id time on_time remark
1 1 1 non –
2 1 2 non –
3 1 3 non –
4 1 4 spatiotemporal
5 2 1
6 2 2
df2:
structure(list(id = c(1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2), behavior = c(“on”,
“on”, “on”, “off”, “off”, “off”)), class = “data.frame”,
row.names = c(NA, -6L))
> df2
id behavior
1 1 on
2 1 on
3 1 on
4 1 off
5 2 off
6 2 off
I am trying to find the corresponding dfs from df2 that exist in
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SERAM [April-2022]
• The server side of the architecture can be implemented as a Java system. It contains a set of interfaces and classes for providing REST services to the client side.
• The client side is composed of a Java application that uses the interfaces to communicate with the server. It’s developed to integrate the most of the available tools for reasoning (ABAL, SUSAM, HOL4, IMPALA, ARGO) but can be extended to integrate other systems.
• This client is able to read rules from remote files. It can ask the server for new rules (e.g. when the list of users is changed) and get the information about users from the database (e.g. to ask the user for his password).
• SERAM has a gateway between the client side and the server side. The client side talks with the gateway and uses the services of the server to determine if the user is authorized to access a given rule or a given resource. The gateway allows clients to decide to talk with the server directly or with the client local to it.
SERAM provides a user interface that permits administrators to model their inferences, relations and access control policies. This is a good point for users to get all the information they need to create and maintain their security policies.
SERAM User Interface
SERAM allows users to interact with the
model through its user interface. This interface allows users to:
• Manage inferences
• Manage rules
• Manage users
• Create resource types
• Manage rule modifiers and properties
• Manage relations
• Manage data sources
• Manage inference arguments
• Manage inference properties
• Manage resource arguments
• Manage inference properties
• Manage access control
• Manage resource properties
• View user information
See SERAM User Interface for more information.
SERAM Model Definition
SERAM contains models that describe access control rules
(e.g. roles), inferences (e.g. references) and resource types.
This may be done with command line arguments or by dragging the elements from the palette into the workbench.
Rule
A rule represents the inference that must be evaluated by the server to decide whether the user is allowed to perform a given task. This includes such models as inheritance and composition of rules.
The rule is composed of the following elements:
• an authorization rule to represent the action the user can perform,
What’s New In SERAM?
SERAM (Swiss REOAM) is a framework for reasoning about access control and classification.
SERAM was developed within the Swiss Federal Office of the Environment with the aim to use reasoning to support policies and decision making in the work fields.
Based on a conceptual model of the applied concepts, as well as the ontology, servers can take decisions about granting access requests.
SERAM is intended to provide the basis for designing a self-service oriented environment.
In the future, users will be able to access this framework with a client tool allowing them to manage and manage access.
SERAM supports the following inferences:
Inference to Check Users’ Rights
Inference to Check if a User Has a Right
Inference to Check if a User Has a Special Right
Inference to Check if a User Has a Right and Has a Special Right
Inference to Check if a User Has All RIGHTS
Inference to Check if a User Has One or More Rights
Inference to Check if a User Has the Right and One or More Rights
Inference to Check if a User Has the Right and a Special Right
Inference to Check if a User Has the Right and All Special Rights
Inference to Check if a User Has One or More Rights and All Special Rights
Inference to Check if a User Has the Right and to Some of the Special Rights
Inference to Check if a User Has all Rights and the Right to Include a File
A complete system comprises both the framework (server side) and the server (client side).
SERAM Implementation
The implementation is based on the JBoss AS 7 platform (Servlet/JSP) and JBoss Security.
Running on top of the standard Servlet container, the application has a full capabilities of the Servlet API.
SERAM EJB modules (one for each particular type of resource) can be created using annotations or the EJB Model 2 annotations (like the @Stateless annotations).
The application is very modular, which allows fine-grained configuration of permission rights (e.g. administrator).
Each module is based on a model of the access policy and is used to provide access control (read/write).
The model enables the inference engine to ask the same question to multiple modules in order to check the access of the user to each application.
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