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IEEE International Conference on Web Services (ICWS 2007)
Intelligent Agents as Trust Negotiators for Federated Security
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
July 09-July 13
ISBN: 0-7695-2924-0
Arun Panayappan, Accenture Services Ltd., Bangalore, India
Sriram Anand, Accenture Services Ltd., Bangalore, India
Raghu P. Pushpakath, Accenture Services Ltd., Bangalore, India

Competitive pressures on organizations force a need to rapidly build relationships with newer businesses. As desperate organizations begin to share business processes and solve each others problems, there is a need to share sensitive information. Though standards like WS- * attempt to offer security standards, they do not offer a mechanism to automatically negotiate trust levels in a federation of systems. This inability adversely affects the time to market.

Automatic Trust Negotiation is a process oriented approach to classify information, assign trust levels to cooperating businesses, upgrading or downgrading trust levels based on the qualities of the relationship.

This paper details a case study delivered to a large airline business. This case study demonstrates a service oriented Competitive decision making system which uses Intelligent Agents not only to negotiate based on business strategies but also the appropriate trust levels.

Citation:
Arun Panayappan, Sriram Anand, Raghu P. Pushpakath, "Intelligent Agents as Trust Negotiators for Federated Security," icws, pp.1183-1184, IEEE International Conference on Web Services (ICWS 2007), 2007
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