Design of network security policy information model for policy-based network management
Scon-gyoung Sohn, Jinoh Kim, Jung-Chan Na · 2005
An extensive network and a large variety of users may cause network security problems. So, the research of a network security has being progressed. In this paper, we present network security policy information model (NSPIM) to apply in policy-based network management systems. We define the NSPIM by expending the PCIM/PCIMe from IETF, for guaranteeing the compatibility and the extensibility of representing, managing, sharing, and reusing policies. And the NSPIM adopts DMTF's CIM to represent a relationship between policies and policy enforcement systems. In addition, a flexible policy representation is possible because the NSPIM can offer both a domain-level packet filtering mechanism and a device-level packet filtering mechanism