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A Prototype to Reduce the Amount of Accessible Information

Authorized insiders downloading mass data via their user interface are still a problem. In this paper a prototype to prevent mass data extractions is proposed. Access control models efficiently protect security objects but fail to define subsets of data which are narrow enough to be harmless if downloaded. Instead of controlling access to security objects the prototype limits the amount of accessible information. A heuristic approach to measures the amount of information is used. The paper describes the implementation of the prototype which is an extension of an SAP system as an example for a large enterprise information system.