A Semantic Methodology for Security Controls Verification in Public Administration Business Processes

Rak, Massimiliano; Granata, Daniele; Martino, Beniamino Di; Cante, Luigi Colucci

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-08812-4_44

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“…Figure 1 shows a UML use case diagram to provide a comprehensive overview of the functionality offered and possible applications and user interactions involved. In the diagram, functionalities that already existed in the first version of the tool described in works 12‐15 are represented with gray boxes, while functionalities that were added later and are explained in detail in this article are indicated with green boxes. As can be seen from the use cases diagram, the tool offers some basic project management functions, in particular, each user, after registering and logging in, can create their project within which they can upload all the OWL, BPMN and Prolog files to work with.…”

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“…in works [12][13][14][15] are represented with gray boxes, while functionalities that were added later and are explained in detail in this article are indicated with green boxes. As can be seen from the use cases diagram, the tool offers some basic project management functions, in particular, each user, after registering and logging in, can create their project within which they can upload all the OWL, BPMN and Prolog files to work with.…”

Section: Semprann Overview: Methodology Technologies and Featuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The methodology used by the BPMN semantic annotation tool described in this article has already been partially described in works. [12][13][14][15][16] The methodology, described in Figure 2, is based on the construction of several general purpose agnostic ontologies built with the OWL language, which are subsequently linked to a domain ontology describing aspects regarding the chosen application domain. The BPMN2Ontology is a pre-existing ontology that semantically describes all structural aspects of a generic BPMN, and it is defined in Reference 17.…”

Section: The Bpmn Semantic Annotation Methodologymentioning

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The adoption of the business process model notation for the description of internal workflows and procedures by both public administrations and private organizations is steadily growing, thanks to the simplicity of the standard and its consistent expressivity. However, the lack of semantic support from BPMN can pose important limitations to its efficient use, as ambiguities in task definitions and communications can lead to misinterpretations. Furthermore, there is the need to validate the BPMNs, to check their adherence to regulations, especially in public administration, and to verify their conformance to security and privacy constraints. In this work, we present SemPrAnn, a semantic annotation tool for BPMN that, exploiting domain ontologies and logical rules, provides the possibility to unambiguously identify concepts in workflows and to run inferential engines against them to enforce the rules. The manuscript presents the methodology applied for the implementation of the tool, the tool itself with its exposed functionalities, and a case study demonstrating its current capabilities.

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Towards a Methodology for the Semantic Representation of Iot Sensors and BPMNs to Discover Business Process Patterns: A Smart Irrigation Case Study

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A semantic-based methodology for the management of document workflows in e-government: a case study for judicial processes

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Trial excessive duration is a common problem in Juridical systems worldwide, even if some countries seem to be more affected by it than others. The European Council has provided metrics and statistics to identify this problem and has pointed out solutions, such as the simplification of norms and the digitization of Juridical procedures. The Italian Telematic Civil Process (TCP) is an example of this digitization effort that has surely positively influenced the duration of Trials, their traceability and general complexity. However, there are still many possible actions that can be taken to simplify the work of Judges and Chancellors, and to support their daily operations in dealing with several Trials at once, and with the consistent number of documents that are involved in them. This paper presents a toolchain and a related methodology for the management of documentation attached to Trials, based on semantic technologies and Natural Language Processing techniques, which will help Judges in faster assessing the situation of each Trial they follow, and will also provide the means to identify potential correlations among different Juridical procedures. The methodology is tested against a case study, i.e. the compensation requests related to road accidents, which has been provided and described by Domain Experts from the Italian Ministry of Justice.

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A Semantic Methodology for Security Controls Verification in Public Administration Business Processes

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