9:05 a.m.
Hello jBPM community,
Capgemini is planning to implement jBPM for a large customer.
My role in this project is security advisor, but unfortunately I'm not familiar with
jBPM.
Could someone from the community please inform me (or send documents) about the security
aspects of jBPM. Anything will help.
Security aspects more in detail:
- Confidentiality
o Access control mechanism
o Administrator's roles
o Access to storage
- Integrity
o Ensure data not to be changed without permission by "owners" of data or
process
o Ensure data not to be changed due to system problems
o Change of data will be detected
- Availablity
o Ensure access to data when needed
o Features to ensure no data loss
o Features to prevent data loss
- Non Repudiation
o Proof of access to documents and processes
o Secure logging (tamper free)
o Tampering of logfiles should be detected
Please feel free to inform me about other aspects of security.
Please contact me on jan.de.boer@capgemini.com<mailto:jan.de.boer@capgemini.com>
Best regards and lots of thanks in advance.
Jan
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Master of Security in the Information Technology
Managing Consultant Information Security
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The vulnerability lies in your employees.
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1:30 p.m.
Hi Boer,
This is a developer list, and usually we redirect the question here to the
jBPM User Forum.
Your questions in this case are targeted to development team, so I think
that is ok.
jBPM is a lightweight framework that you can embed in your applications, so
most of the time all the security aspects are delegated to the application
that is embedding jbpm. All the users and roles will be coming from the
application, so the application is the one that should check authorizations
and authentications of the users and their actions.
The process engine itself make sure that the data is kept in a consistent
state at all times, so you don't need to worry about that.
Cheers
On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 3:05 PM, Boer (J31), Jan de <
jan.de.boer(a)capgemini.com> wrote:
** **
Hello jBPM community,****
** **
Capgemini is planning to implement jBPM for a large customer.****
My role in this project is security advisor, but unfortunately I’m not
familiar with jBPM.****
Could someone from the community please inform me (or send documents)
about the security aspects of jBPM. Anything will help.****
** **
Security aspects more in detail:****
**- **Confidentiality****
**o **Access control mechanism****
**o **Administrator’s roles****
**o **Access to storage****
**- **Integrity****
**o **Ensure data not to be changed without permission by “owners” of
data or process****
**o **Ensure data not to be changed due to system problems****
**o **Change of data will be detected****
**- **Availablity****
**o **Ensure access to data when needed****
**o **Features to ensure no data loss****
**o **Features to prevent data loss****
**- **Non Repudiation****
**o **Proof of access to documents and processes****
**o **Secure logging (tamper free)****
**o **Tampering of logfiles should be detected****
** **
Please feel free to inform me about other aspects of security.****
Please contact me on jan.de.boer(a)capgemini.com****
Best regards and lots of thanks in advance.****
Jan****
_____________________________________________________________****
Jan de Boer MSIT****
*Cap**gemini* / NL-Utrecht****
Master of Security in the Information Technology
Managing Consultant Information Security
T. +31 30 689 02 76 / Mob. +31 6 15 03 02 76
www.nl.capgemini.com****
*Don’t think network security and firewalls will protect your information.
The vulnerability lies in your employees.*
_____________________________________________________________
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necessary. Capgemini encourages environmental awareness.****
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