Richard Soley,
David Chizmadia,

I would like to present some of the security concepts and ideas
which have been put into our Jumping Beans mobilility framework.

This is a brief outline of the presentation:

- Definition of mobility
- Assumptions in Jumping Beans security model
- Multi-hop security as implemented in Jumping Beans
     - What is multi-hop security
     - Jumping Beans' approach to multi-hop security
     - Composite ACL
     - Example
- Management and security
     - Why are monitoring and intervention critical to security of
       mobile systems
     - Management tools in Jumping Beans
     - Secure registration/deregistration
     - ACL management
- Security and the Client/Server model
     - Secure "anchor point"
     - Securely save audit logs, ACLs
     - Client communicates with server only
     - Server's different personality for each client
- Mobility and the CORBA Security Model
     - Assumptions in the CORBA Security Model.
     - Why the CORBA Security Model falls over when mobility is
       introduced.
     - Possible additions to the CORBA Security Model to support
       mobility.
     - CORBA and (the lack of) management
- Other security features
     - Audit logs
     - Jumping Beans protection of itself
     - Protection of resident host software
     - Solution of the "most-derived-class" problem

Cheers,
Chris Rygaard

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