2020
Trautwein, Sandra; Barisch-Fritz, Bettina; Scharpf, Andrea; Ringhoff, Steffen; Krell-Roesch, Janina; Woll, Alexander
Effects of a 16-Week Multimodal Exercise Program on Gait Performance in Individuals with Dementia: a Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial Journal Article
In: BMC Geriatrics, vol. 20, no. 245, 2020.
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2019
Barisch-Fritz, Bettina; Barisch, Marc; Trautwein, Sandra; Scharpf, Andrea; Bezold, Jelena; Woll, Alexander
Designing a Mobile App for Treating Individuals with Dementia: Combining UX Research with Sports Science Proceedings Article
In: 2019.
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2011
Barisch, Marc
Design and Evaluation for Ubiquitous User Authentication based on Identity Management Systems Proceedings Article
In: IEEE International Workshop on Trust and Identity in Mobile Internet, Computing and Communications, 2011.
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Meier,; Barisch,; Kirstädter,; Schlosser,; Duelli,; Jarschel,; Hoßfeld,; Hoffmann,; Hoffmann,; Kellerer,; Khan,; Jurca,; Kazuyuki,
Provisioning and Operation of Virtual Networks Journal Article
In: Electronic Communications of the EASST, vol. 37, pp. 1–12, 2011.
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Provisioning and Operation of Virtual Networks Proceedings Article
In: Proceedings of KIVS 2011 - Workshop on Challenges and Solutions for Network Virtualization, 2011.
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2010
Barisch, M.; Berg, S.; Brodt, A.; Geiger, L.; Gerpott, T.; Gutscher, A.; Hubig, C.; Kühlewind, M.; Kühn, P. J.; Siemoneit, O.
Aspekte der Abrechenbarkeit und Bepreisung kontextbezogener Systeme Technical Report
SFB 627 Bericht Nr. 2010/03 2010.
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Barisch, M.; Torroglosa, E.; Lischka, M.; Marques, R.; Marx, R.; Matos, A.; Perez, A.; Scheuermann, D.
Security and Privacy Enablers for Future Identity Management Systems Proceedings Article
In: Future Network & Mobile Summit 2010, 2010.
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abstract = {In recent years, Identity Management (IṂ) has gained a lot of attention in industry, standardisation and academia. In particular, a couple of research projects, like Đaidalos or Prime, have invested considerable effort to bring IṂ forward, to take advantage of features like improved usability and security. Nevertheless, there are important issues that have not been addressed so far. Ŧhe SWIFT project leverages IṂ as a key technology of the Future Internet, tackling problems like the integration of the network and application layer from an IṂ perspective as well as the use of electronic identity cards. Moreover, aspects like the integration of several user devices, backward compatibility and a new access control infrastructure are required by future IṂ solutions. We consider all these aspects by extending existing IṂ solutions with six new security and privacy enablers that are part of the overall SWIFT framework. Ŧhese enablers have been partially implemented towards a new IṂ architecture. First evaluation results of the implementation are promising to pave the way towards future IṂ solutions.},
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Kögel, Jochen; Lutz, David; Barisch, Marc; Liang, Yongzeng
A Framework for Model-Driven Proposal and Evaluation of TABAC Strategies Proceedings Article
In: Future Network & Mobile Summit 2010, 2010.
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2009
Barisch, Marc
Modelling the Impact of Virtual Identities on Communication Infrastructures Proceedings Article
In: Proceedings of the 5th ACM workshop on Digital Identity Management, pp. 45–52, ACM, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 2009, ISBN: 978-1-60558-786-8.
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Barisch, M.
Identity Centric View on User Devices - The Virtual Device Concept and the Application of Policies Miscellaneous
Project Cluster Event Primelife-Picos-Swift-Tas3 'Identity management and privacy', 2009.
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Barisch, M.; Matos, A.
Schichtenübergreifendes Identitätsmanagement zwischen HIP und SAML - Ein Architekturkonzept Miscellaneous
6. Treffen der ITG-Fachgruppe 5.2.2 'Sicherheit in Netzen', Heidelberg, Juni 2009, 2009.
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Barisch, M.; Matos, A.
Integrating User Identity Management Systems with the Host Identity Protocol Proceedings Article
In: Proceedings of the IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications (ISCC'09), pp. 830–836, 2009.
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SWIFT Đeliverable Đ303 -- Specification of Identity-centric Security Modules and Cross-layer Interfaces Miscellaneous
2009.
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Barisch, M.; Kögel, J.; Meier, S.
A Flexible Framework for Complete Session Mobility and its Implementation Proceedings Article
In: Proceedings of the 15th Open European Summer School (EUNICE 2009), 2009.
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2008
Fries, S.; Kögel, J.; Barisch, M.; Rathgeb, E. P.
Kommunikationsdienste im Internet - Möglichkeiten und Risiken Journal Article
In: NTZ - Nachrichtentechnische Zeitung,, vol. 61, pp. 18–21, 2008.
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abstract = {Der Markt für Telekommunikationsdienste wandelt sich - und das hat insbesondere Auswirkungen auf die Sicherheit dieser Dienste. Während bei den klassischen Telefonnetzen die Sicherheit für die Nutzer durch die in sich geschlossene Architektur weitestgehend durch das Netz und dessen Betreiber gewährleistet war, sieht es bei den grundsätzlich offenen IP-Netzen (Internet) ganz anders aus. Durch 'All-IP-Netze' werden Themen wie Virenabwehr, Firewalls und Spam-Filter auf Telekommunikationsdienste übertragen und stellen damit Netzbetreiber und Nutzer vor neue Herausforderungen.},
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Der Markt für Telekommunikationsdienste wandelt sich - und das hat insbesondere Auswirkungen auf die Sicherheit dieser Dienste. Während bei den klassischen Telefonnetzen die Sicherheit für die Nutzer durch die in sich geschlossene Architektur weitestgehend durch das Netz und dessen Betreiber gewährleistet war, sieht es bei den grundsätzlich offenen IP-Netzen (Internet) ganz anders aus. Durch 'All-IP-Netze' werden Themen wie Virenabwehr, Firewalls und Spam-Filter auf Telekommunikationsdienste übertragen und stellen damit Netzbetreiber und Nutzer vor neue Herausforderungen.
Barisch, M.; Sarma, A.; Girao, J.
SWIFT - Integriertes Identitätsmanagement für Netzbetreiber und Dienstanbieter Miscellaneous
Essener Workshop zur Netzsicherheit 2008 (EWNS08), 2008.
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Barisch, M.; Neubauer, M.; Pagaime, J.; Girao, J.; Aguiar, R.
Privacy and Identity Management in a Layered Pervasive Service Platform Proceedings Article
In: Proceedings of the ICT Mobile and Wireless Communications Summit 2008 (ICT-MobileSummit 2008), 2008.
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abstract = {Making pervasive computing reality is a challenging task mainly due to the multitude of functional requirements and technological constraints. In parallel to the honourable research progress in specific technologies, the Đaidalos project assessed that in future there will be the need for a pervasive service platform with open interfaces in order to simplify service development and provisioning. Ŧhe success of such a platform depends on the balance of different aspects, e.g. operational costs with revenue potentials, collection of personal data for context-awareness with privacy protection, manual control and transparency with enhanced user experience and simplicity. In this paper we show the Đaidalos approach to privacy protection and identity management for a future pervasive service platform and its architecture. We show how user identities are structured to support dynamic context information while following regulations for privacy protection in Europe. Special focus is put on the trade-off between access control for privacy protection and user experience. Ŧhis is achieved by automated identity selection, automatic derivation of fine-grained access control policies and their deployment. We also present gathered performance data and implementation details of our ID Broker concept.},
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Making pervasive computing reality is a challenging task mainly due to the multitude of functional requirements and technological constraints. In parallel to the honourable research progress in specific technologies, the Đaidalos project assessed that in future there will be the need for a pervasive service platform with open interfaces in order to simplify service development and provisioning. Ŧhe success of such a platform depends on the balance of different aspects, e.g. operational costs with revenue potentials, collection of personal data for context-awareness with privacy protection, manual control and transparency with enhanced user experience and simplicity. In this paper we show the Đaidalos approach to privacy protection and identity management for a future pervasive service platform and its architecture. We show how user identities are structured to support dynamic context information while following regulations for privacy protection in Europe. Special focus is put on the trade-off between access control for privacy protection and user experience. Ŧhis is achieved by automated identity selection, automatic derivation of fine-grained access control policies and their deployment. We also present gathered performance data and implementation details of our ID Broker concept.