Abstract: Techniques are provided for allowing organizations to preserve the trust and allow this trust to be propagated across multiple agencies and/or enterprises. A technology is provided that allows (mutually) trusted entities to share content (information, digital assets) over any protocol-based network such as the Internet based on granted rights and agreed conditions. In one embodiment, Trusted Information Exchange (TIE) systems have a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and use content (information, asset) repositories to store and forward content to trusted entities on the Internet. Techniques are provided to permit source TIE systems to manage the specific disposition and management of their assets to receiving TIE systems through directions conveyed in licenses that reflect a priori agreements.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for allowing organizations to preserve the trust and allow this trust to be propagated across multiple agencies and/or enterprises. A technology is provided that allows (mutually) trusted entities to share content (information, digital assets) over any protocol-based network such as the Internet based on granted rights and agreed conditions. In one embodiment, Trusted Information Exchange (TIE) systems have a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and use content (information, asset) repositories to store and forward content to trusted entities on the Internet. Techniques are provided to permit source TIE systems to manage the specific disposition and management of their assets to receiving TIE systems through directions conveyed in licenses that reflect apriori agreements.

Abstract: Described herein is an approach that may be used to control access to information requested by a query, where access is granted or denied to all the information requested based on factors that relate to information requested as a whole rather than on individual-by-individual row basis. Also described is a mechanism in which a database server dynamically creates and computes another query in response to receiving a query, and then uses the computed results to determine whether access to the data requested by the received query may be granted.

Abstract: A method for proactively enforcing security in a computer system is provided. A plurality of security modification rules is stored for a system. A set of conditions is associated with each security modification rule. Based on one or more audit records generated for the system, the system determines whether the set of conditions associated with any security modification rule has been satisfied. If the system determines that the set of conditions associated with a particular security modification rule has been satisfied, then the system performs an action that modifies one or more security parameters associated with the system, where the action is associated with the violated security modification rule.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for allowing organizations to preserve the trust and allow this trust to be propagated across multiple agencies and/or enterprises. A technology is provided that allows (mutually) trusted entities to share content (information, digital assets) over any protocol-based network such as the Internet based on granted rights and agreed conditions. In one embodiment, Trusted Information Exchange (TIE) systems have a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and use content (information, asset) repositories to store and forward content to trusted entities on the Internet. Techniques are provided to permit source TIE systems to manage the specific disposition and management of their assets to receiving TIE systems through directions conveyed in licenses that reflect apriori agreements.

Abstract: A method for proactively enforcing security in a computer system is provided. A plurality of security modification rules is stored for a system. A set of conditions is associated with each security modification rule. Based on one or more audit records generated for the system, the system determines whether the set of conditions associated with any security modification rule has been satisfied. If the system determines that the set of conditions associated with a particular security modification rule has been satisfied, then the system performs an action that modifies one or more security parameters associated with the system, where the action is associated with the violated security modification rule.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and machine-readable mediums are disclosed for administering secure stores using a database management system (DBMS). In one embodiment, the method comprises receiving, at a DBMS, a command to access a secure store. In response to the command, at least a portion of the contents are loaded into a memory structure.