Mariemma Yague
Biographic Data
| ID | 9123871 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mariemma Yague |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mariemma |
| FAMILY NAME | Yague |
| SIGNATURE | YAGUE M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 0 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 6 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Security patterns and requirements for internet‐based applications
Purpose The purpose of this paper is that of linking security requirements for web services with security patterns, both at the architectural and the design level, obtaining in a systematic way a web services security software architecture that contains a set of security patterns, thus ensuring that the security requirements of the internet‐based application that have been elicited are fulfilled. Additionally, the security patterns are linked wit…
Distributed inter‐organizational systems and innovation processes
Purpose – This research provides a contextual analysis of the introduction of a distributed inter‐organizational system (DIOS) in three organizations
On the validity of client‐side vs server‐side web log data analysis
Purpose This paper seeks to discuss measurement units by comparing the internet use and the traditional media use, and to understand internet use from the traditional media use perspective. Design/methodology/approach Benefits and shortcomings of two log file types will be carefully and exhaustively examined. Client‐side and server‐side log files will be analyzed and compared with proposed units of analysis. Findings Server‐side session time calc…
An electronic voting system supporting vote weights
Purpose This paper aims to provide a solution for allowing an arbitrary number of weights and weight values to be used in an electronic voting system. Design/methodology/approach Robust Electronic Voting System (REVS) was chosen, a voting system designed to support internet voting processes, as the start point for studying the introduction of vote weights. Findings The work resulted in an internet voting system supporting vote weights, based on R…
Sectet
Purpose This contribution aims to present the core components of a framework and illustrate the main concepts of a methodology for the systematic design and realization of security‐critical inter‐organizational workflows with a portion of a workflow‐scenario drawn from e‐government. It is additionally shown how the framework can be adapted to incorporate advanced security patterns like the Qualified Signature, which extends the concept of digital…
An ontology‐based distributed whiteboard to determine legal responses to online cyber attacks
Purpose This paper aims to assist investigators and attorneys addressing the legal aspects of cyber incidents, and allow them to determine the legality of a response to cyber attacks by using the Worldwide web securely. Design/methodology/approach Develop a decision support legal whiteboard that graphically constructs legal arguments as a decision tree. The tree is constructed using a tree of questions and appending legal documents to substantiat…
Distributed inter‐organizational systems and innovation processes
Purpose – This research provides a contextual analysis of the introduction of a distributed inter‐organizational system (DIOS) in three organizations
An electronic voting system supporting vote weights
Purpose This paper aims to provide a solution for allowing an arbitrary number of weights and weight values to be used in an electronic voting system. Design/methodology/approach Robust Electronic Voting System (REVS) was chosen, a voting system designed to support internet voting processes, as the start point for studying the introduction of vote weights. Findings The work resulted in an internet voting system supporting vote weights, based on R…
Security patterns and requirements for internet‐based applications
Purpose The purpose of this paper is that of linking security requirements for web services with security patterns, both at the architectural and the design level, obtaining in a systematic way a web services security software architecture that contains a set of security patterns, thus ensuring that the security requirements of the internet‐based application that have been elicited are fulfilled. Additionally, the security patterns are linked wit…
Distributed inter‐organizational systems and innovation processes
Purpose – This research provides a contextual analysis of the introduction of a distributed inter‐organizational system (DIOS) in three organizations
On the validity of client‐side vs server‐side web log data analysis
Purpose This paper seeks to discuss measurement units by comparing the internet use and the traditional media use, and to understand internet use from the traditional media use perspective. Design/methodology/approach Benefits and shortcomings of two log file types will be carefully and exhaustively examined. Client‐side and server‐side log files will be analyzed and compared with proposed units of analysis. Findings Server‐side session time calc…
An electronic voting system supporting vote weights
Purpose This paper aims to provide a solution for allowing an arbitrary number of weights and weight values to be used in an electronic voting system. Design/methodology/approach Robust Electronic Voting System (REVS) was chosen, a voting system designed to support internet voting processes, as the start point for studying the introduction of vote weights. Findings The work resulted in an internet voting system supporting vote weights, based on R…
Sectet
Purpose This contribution aims to present the core components of a framework and illustrate the main concepts of a methodology for the systematic design and realization of security‐critical inter‐organizational workflows with a portion of a workflow‐scenario drawn from e‐government. It is additionally shown how the framework can be adapted to incorporate advanced security patterns like the Qualified Signature, which extends the concept of digital…
An ontology‐based distributed whiteboard to determine legal responses to online cyber attacks
Purpose This paper aims to assist investigators and attorneys addressing the legal aspects of cyber incidents, and allow them to determine the legality of a response to cyber attacks by using the Worldwide web securely. Design/methodology/approach Develop a decision support legal whiteboard that graphically constructs legal arguments as a decision tree. The tree is constructed using a tree of questions and appending legal documents to substantiat…
Computer Science (6 works) · Computer security (4 works) · The Internet (4 works) · World Wide Web (4 works) · Knowledge management (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Access Control and Trust (2 works) · Cryptography and Data Security (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works)