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David Basin

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

3:00pm IMDEA conference room

David Basin, Professor, ETH Zurich, Switzerland

Policy Monitoring in First-order Temporal Logic

Abstract:

In security and compliance, it is often necessary to ensure that agents and systems comply to complex policies. An example from financial reporting is the requirement that every transaction t of a customer c, who has within the last 30 days been involved in a suspicious transaction t’, must be reported as suspicious within 2 days. We present an approach to monitoring such policies formulated in an expressive fragment of metric first-order temporal logic. We also report on case studies in security and compliance monitoring and use these to evaluate both the suitability of this fragment for expressing complex, realistic policies and the efficiency of our monitoring algorithm.(Joint work with Felix Klaedtke and Samuel Mueller)