Resource Ontology Authentication for Trusted Interconnected Access
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Solution Overview
Problem
Traditional security systems face challenges in detecting and addressing cybersecurity breaches due to increased frequency and severity as automation and digitization advance, necessitating more efficient cybersecurity measures.
Innovation Solution
A resource ontology system utilizing AI/ML for authenticating and monitoring interconnected resources, including an interconnected map that links resources, verifies their authenticity, and tracks interactions to identify potential security issues, optimize resource use, and standardize access.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If traditional security systems are used to detect and mitigate cybersecurity threats, then basic security functions are provided, but the systems become increasingly inefficient as automation and digitization increase
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary authentication of resources before they are accessed in application development. The resource ontology system pre- validates resources, creates interconnected maps of trusted resources, and establishes authentication credentials in advance, so that when applications need to access resources, the security verification has already been completed, enabling fast and secure resource access without real-time security bottlenecks
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an intermediary resource ontology system that sits between the application development environment and the actual resources. This intermediary maintains interconnected maps of authenticated resources and handles security verification, allowing applications to access resources through the authenticated map without direct security checks on each access, thus improving both security reliability and access productivity
2Reliability
If comprehensive resource authentication and monitoring is implemented, then security is enhanced, but system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The resource ontology system serves multiple functions simultaneously: it stores interconnected maps of resources, maintains authentication credentials, validates resources, and provides access control. By consolidating these security functions into a single universal system rather than separate components, the patent enhances security reliability while avoiding the complexity that would arise from multiple independent security mechanisms
Solution Approach 2:
The system creates copies of authenticated resource relationships in the form of interconnected maps stored in the resource ontology. Instead of performing complex real-time verification of actual resource connections, the system uses pre-created copies of the resource map that contain authentication information, simplifying the verification process while maintaining security
3Measurement precision
If manual resource verification processes are used, then resource authenticity can be confirmed, but time consumption increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs resource verification in advance and stores the authentication results in the resource ontology interconnected maps. When applications need to access resources, the verification has already been completed, so the system can quickly retrieve pre-validated resource information without performing time-consuming verification processes at the moment of access, thus maintaining verification accuracy while reducing verification time loss
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AI summary
Systems that aid in application development, in particular, to the use of a resource ontology system that includes an interconnected map that links resources that interact with each other, as well as the individual components of the resources. The resource ontology system further stores the authentication of the resources, including if the resources are validated for use within application development, as well as whether or not the resources meet or fail to meet other resource requirements. The resource ontology system allows a user developing an application to access resources for use in the application development, which are trusted resources, and allows the organization to aid in standardizing and optimizing the use of resources that users may use in developing applications. Furthermore, the resource ontology system allows the user to more easily access and use secondary resources that are linked with resources already used by the user for application development.