Designing and maintaining intelligent vehicle highway system IVHS security policy.

Author(s)
Michael, J.B. Sibley, E.H. & Lin, T.Y.
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Abstract

Advanced traffic management information systems (ATMIS) must rely on computers to process information. The security of any intelligent vehicle highway system depends on protecting computing system assets - data, computing resources, and users - from external threats and internal vulnerabilities. This paper presents a case study of an IVHS security policy designed and maintained in the context of an automated toll collection and accounting system, an exemplary ATMIS technology. A prototype policy workbench is introduced as a means for assisting tool users in working with security policy for large, complex systems. (A)

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C 9934 (In: C 9906 a [electronic version only]) /73 / IRRD 868034
Source

In: "Towards an intelligent transport system" : proceedings of the first world congress on applications of transport telematics and Intelligent Vehicle-Highway Systems IVHS, Palais de Congrès de Paris, France, 30 November - 3 December 1994, Volume 1, p. 213-220

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