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Logical access control

In information technology, logical access controls are tools and protocols used for identification, authentication, authorization, and accountability… 
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2016
2016
Logical Access Control
When you mention access control, most people’s minds go blank. Those few that understand technology usually think of passwords… 
2015
2015
Modern physical access control systems and privacy protection
The paper deals with current state of card based PAC (Physical Access Control) systems, especially their level of security and… 
2014
2014
A Tag-Based, Logical Access-Control Framework for Personal File Sharing
People store and share ever-increasing numbers of digital documents, photos, and other files, both on personal devices and within… 
2011
2011
Chapter 3 – Authorization and Access Control
2008
2008
Processing Logical Access Control Command in Computer System
Access control includes physical and logical access control. Physical access control protects the damage, theft and losing of… 
2007
2007
Protecting Network Resources
2004
2004
Combining Logical and Physical Access Control for Smart Environments
Traditional access control models only protect logical entities within the computer (such as les and memory) and not information… 
2003
2003
Secure identity authentication and logical access control for airport information systems
We propose identity authentication by using a contactless smart card (CSC) with multiple biometric features for secure logical… 
1996
1996
Security service level agreements for outsourced security functions
1988
1988
Electronic eavesdropping onto information systems
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