Secure Data Sharing Polices and Architecture Preserving Privacy
Sanaa Sarahneh, Radwan Tahboub · 2015
Electronic data interchange can be classified as one of the important areas of information technology, where the need for data sharing increasingly required in almost every field.Data sharing concept can be defined as the process of interchanging, analyzing, retrieving and integrating data among multiple data sources in a controlled access manner.The use of information technology in different areas began to increase since 1980s; the exchange and sharing different types of information was required at that time.Although data sharing facilitates the way that data can be exchanged, security concerns arise as a challenge for conducting data sharing, many polices include confidentiality and privacy must be taken into consideration.This study will provide a literature review of security policies, focusing on privacy models to facilitate data sharing among different organizations in different areas.As a result for the study there are different data sharing model that applies different polices to preserve privacy such as Semantic Privacy-Preserving Model, Capability-based Access Control Model, and OneSwarm data sharing Model.