Cryptology ePrint Archive: Report 2015/332

Security Intelligence for Broadcast : Threat Analytics

Sumit Chakraborty

Abstract: This work presents an Adaptively Secure Broadcast Mechanism (ASBM) based on threats analytics and case based reasoning. It defines the security intelligence of a broadcast system comprehensively with a novel concept of collective intelligence. The algorithmic mechanism is analyzed from the perspectives of security intelligence, communication complexity, computational intelligence and business intelligence. The computational intelligence is associated with the complexity of broadcast scheduling, verification of security intelligence of broadcasting system, key management strategies and payment function computation. The cost of communication depends on number of agents and subgroups in the broadcasting group and complexity of data. The business intelligence depends on payment function and quality of data stream. ASBM recommends a set of intelligent model checking moves for the verification of security intelligence of a broadcasting system. The primary objective of ASBM is to improve the quality of broadcast through fundamental rethinking and radical redesign of a reliable communication schema. Keywords: Broadcast Mechanism, Security intelligence, Computational intelligence, Communication complexity, Business intelligence

Category / Keywords: Broadcast Mechanism, Security intelligence, Computational intelligence, Communication complexity, Business intelligence

Date: received 13 Apr 2015, last revised 7 Jul 2015

Contact author: schakraborty2010 at hotmail com

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Short URL: ia.cr/2015/332

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