Chapter 6. Database Security
In this chapter:
Integrity for databases: record integrity, data correctness, update integrity
Security for databases: access control, inference, and aggregation
Multilevel secure databases: partitioned, cryptographically sealed, filtered
Protecting data is at the heart of many secure systems, and many users (people, programs, or systems) rely on a database management system (DBMS) to manage the protection. For this reason, we devote this chapter to the security of database management systems, as an example of how application security can be designed and implemented for a specific task. There is substantial current interest in DBMS security because databases are newer than programming and operating systems. Databases ...
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