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A Wireless Secure Remote Access Architecture Implementing Role Based Access Control: WiSeR

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Overview This paper proposes network architecture for providing secure access to information resources of enterprise network from remote locations in a wireless fashion. This proposed architecture offers a very promising solution for organizations which are in need of a secure, flexible and cost-effective remote access methodology. Security of the proposed architecture is based on Virtual Private Network technology and a special role based access control mechanism with location and time constraints. The flexibility mainly comes from the use of Internet as the communication medium and cost-effectiveness is due to the possibility of in-house implementation of the proposed architecture.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Security, Remote Access - RA Servers

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