data content protection for virtual libraries heritage

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2016
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Abstract
This paper presents aspects of digital content protection in virtual library systems. The legislation aspects are presented to better emphasize the need of new security mechanisms. Integrated library systems architecture is presented with focus on their main purpose, manipulating and rendering digital content to end-users. The cultural heritage stored in such systems is an important asset that needs to be protected against malicious manipulation. The characteristics of a smart virtual library, supported by an integrated library system, are analyzed and a security model is proposed for implementation, based on its particularities. The model aims to be an interface between the interactions of anonymous users with the Online Public Access Catalog of a virtual library that assures the protection of digital content. Conclusions are drawn to better support the idea of cultural persistence by the use of Information Systems.
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Authors ;Mihai DOINEA;Lorena BATAGAN
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Year 2016
DOI
10.12948/issn14531305/20.3.2016.05
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http://revistaie.ase.ro/content/79/05%20-%20Doinea,%20Batagan.pdf
Keywords
security digital rights management information resources library science computer hardwarebibliography content interactioncomputer engineering

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