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Towards Enforcement of Confidentiality in Agent Interactions

A lot of work has been done on interactions and negotiations in multi agent systems. In this paper, we introduce new aspects of security into this scenario by dealing with confidentiality preservation. As we assume the agents to be capable of reasoning, we also have to take inferences of conveyed information into account. This problem has been addressed by controlled query evaluation (CQE) in the security community. We present a conceptual integration of CQE techniques into a BDI inspired agent model that allows agents to explicitly handle confidentiality preserving concerns when interacting with other agents in a multi agent system. We illustrate our ideas on an example of distributed meeting