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The requirements process typically includes these steps: 1. Establish the domain for which the access control service is needed. Ensure that the domain has been identified and scoped. Typical access control domains include information system, physical facility, network, portal, or entire organization. Typical scope definition includes a defined set of actors, of assets, and of actions on those assets. Other constraints may bound the domain for example, the access control requirements for entering a designated facility during normal work hours may differ from the requirements during out of work hours such as night-time and weekends: these would represent two domains. 2. Specify a set of factors that affect specialization and importance of requirements. The factors include uses of access control, access control needs, organization constraints, and priorities. You can find a general candidate set of factors in the next section. 3. Select one or more appropriate access control policies, such as a closed system policy and a role-based model, as discussed above. For security sensitive areas, it is generally considered better practice to follow a closed system policy, that is, to default to denial of access when it is not explicitly permitted. In less sensitive situations, an open system policy may be more appropriate, in which anything is permitted unless it is explicitly denied for example, most information on public Web pages.

4. Specify the granularity levels at which access control will be applied. The level of granularity of the domain or asset to which access is specified can vary. For example, access to a physical facility such as a campus may be defined at the level of the entire facility, or a specific building, or a floor in the building, or a specific room. Access to a relational database may be defined at the level of the entire database, or to a specific partition or region, or a specific table, or specific rows in the table, or specific fields. The requirements need to specify the desired granularity, and often the requirement is to support multiple levels simultaneously. 5. Specify access control requirements for the target access control domain. To do this, specialize the set of generic requirements given in the Solution section. 6. Define the relative importance of specific requirements. You can find more details on the association of factors and requirements below.

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Table 9.1 presents factors for judging the relative importance to the organization of the generic access control requirements that were identified in the Solution section. For each requirement, the table also describes how the factors affect the relative priority of the requirement. For an example of applying these factors to each requirement, see the Example section below.

Although the Watch Lists menu is useful, you will probably nd that the My Watch Lists module is a more ef cient place to manage your lists. From the module you can move items from one list to another, performing drag-and-drop operations, copy items from place to place, rename lists, and perform many other functions. When you expand My Watch Lists, all of your watch lists will be shown in the state you last left them. The lists are shown in alphabetical order, and you can either expand them (which means the contents are shown, and there will be a minus sign next to the list name) or collapse them (meaning only the list name will be shown, and a plus sign will be next to it). Figure 4.5 shows a portion of a hypothetical My Watch Lists. The list called Candidates Long is expanded, and some of the company names in that list are boldfaced, meaning they have been tagged. The list above it (Candidate Options) is empty, so there is no plus or minus next to the list name. And the list beneath it (Candidates Short) is collapsed, so there is a plus sign next to it. If you were to choose View by Symbol from the Watch Lists menu, the same list would resemble Figure 4.6. Note that although symbols are shown instead of company names, tagged items still appear as boldfaced. Note also that alphabetically sorted symbols may not necessarily appear in the same order as alphabetically sorted names, since company names and symbols do not always correspond (an example being symbol T, which corresponds to the company name AT&T).

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