Token-based identity management in the distributed cloud
Ivana Kovacevic, Tamara Rankovic, Milan Stojkov, Milos Simic

TL;DR
This paper presents a token-based identity management system for distributed cloud environments that enhances security and privacy while reducing communication overhead, with a focus on dynamic permission updates.
Contribution
It introduces an IAM server architecture that manages user privileges and permissions efficiently, integrating with a distributed cloud setup to improve access control and privacy.
Findings
Effective handling of permission updates with valid tokens
Reduced communication overhead in distributed identity management
Enhanced privacy and access control in cloud environments
Abstract
The immense shift to cloud computing has brought changes in security and privacy requirements, impacting critical Identity Management services. Currently, many IdM systems and solutions are accessible as cloud services, delivering identity services for applications in closed domains and the public cloud. This research paper centres on identity management in distributed environments, emphasising the importance of robust up to date authorisation mechanisms. The paper concentrates on implementing robust security paradigms to minimise communication overhead among services while preserving privacy and access control. The key contribution focuses on solving the problem of restricted access to resources in cases when the authentication token is still valid, but permissions are updated. The proposed solution incorporates an Identity and Access Management server as a component that authenticates…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCloud Data Security Solutions · Cognitive Computing and Networks · Access Control and Trust
