A STUDY OF MULTIPROCESSOR ARCHITECTURES FOR SUPPORTING SECURE DATABASE MANAGEMENT

Trueblood, Robert P. and Hartson, H. Rex (1977) A STUDY OF MULTIPROCESSOR ARCHITECTURES FOR SUPPORTING SECURE DATABASE MANAGEMENT. Technical Report CS77009-R, Computer Science, Virginia Tech.

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Abstract

This is a work-in-progress report on multiprocesser architectures for supporting secure database management. The basic configuration contains three logical modules -- the user and applications module, the data storage and retrieval module, and the protection and security module. Each module resides on one or more processors that form a multiprocessor system called MULTISAFE. The background leading to the configuration and the functional characteristics of MULTISAFE are discussed. Some problems and questions for further research are also identified.

Item Type:	Departmental Technical Report
Subjects:	Computer Science > Historical Collection(Till Dec 2001)
ID Code:	824
Deposited By:	Administrator, Eprints
Deposited On:	03 May 2006