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Secure Knowledge Management : Confidentiality,Trust And Privacy

INDEX

                          Page No.                                                               Topic

4                                                                 Abstract

4-5 Introduction

5-7 Secure Knowledge Management

7-12 Optional Information……..

12-17 Trust Management……

17-19 Privacy Management……
                                                                 
    19                                                                   Summary

    20                                                                   References

 

                                        ABSTRACT

Knowledge management enhances the value of a corporation by identifying the assets and expertise as well as efficiently managing the resources. Security for knowledge management is critical as organizations have to protect their intellectual assets. Therefore, only authorized individuals must be permitted to execute various operations and functions in an organization. In this paper, secure knowledge management will be discussed, focusing on confidentiality, trust, and privacy. In particular, certain access-control techniques will be investigated, and trust management as well as privacy control for knowledge management will be explored.

I. INTRODUCTION

KNOWLEDGE management is about corporations sharing their resources and expertise, as well as building intellectual capital so that they can increase their competitiveness.While knowledge-management practices have been around for decades, it is only with advent of the web that knowledge management has emerged as a technology area. Corporations with Intranets promote knowledge management so that the
employees can learn about various advances in technology, get corporate information, and find the expertise in the corporation. Furthermore, when experts leave the corporation through retirement or otherwise, it is important to capture their knowledge and practices so that the corporation does...