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Semiring-based constraint models and frameworks for security-related scenarios

Semiring-based constraint models and frameworks have been extensively used in literature to optimize different security-related metrics, in order to represent trust scores, levels of security and, in general, quantitative information on shared resources to be securely managed. In this tutorial, we summarize four approaches that show an application of these formal models to different security-related problems, as Access Control List-like rights, policy-based access with weighted credentials, propagation of trust on trust-networks, and the cascade vulnerability problem.