FRACAS: Fedora Role-based Access Control and Security. An implementation of role-based access control in the Fedora Enhanced Security Layer (FeSL).

Speaker(s): 
Conference Track: 
Fedora User Group

Schedule info

Time slot: 
12 July 09:30 - 10:00
Room: 
Sir John A

FRACAS: Fedora Role-based Access Control and Security. An implementation of role-based access control in the Fedora Enhanced Security Layer (FeSL).

Author(s)
First Name: 
Gregory
Last Name: 
Jansen
Affiliation: 
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
First Name: 
Jill
Last Name: 
Sexton
Affiliation: 
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Keywords: 
Access control; Security; Collection re-use; Fedora; FeSL; Curation roles
Track: 
Fedora User Group
Abstract: 

As repositories mature into large collections with diverse content, workflow and user needs multiply. There comes a point at which the repository manager can no longer be involved in all operations. As large organizations take on digital stewardship, they need to create appropriate access controls to safeguard their collections. This is especially true as archives professionals migrate their practices into the digital realm and start managing digital collections. The successful repository will not remain a single bucket of materials managed by one or two people, but will provide a robust infrastructure to support the varied workflows of individuals in all areas of the curation lifecycle. Our presentation will explain how role-based access controls help create spans of control that allow collection managers, repository administrators and developers do their work.

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