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Dynamic Integration and Semantic Security Policy Ontology Mapping for Semantic Web Services (SWS)

Agent ontology systems interact with other agents via automated service discovery to share data and provide services on-the-fly. Resources need to be annotated with meta-data so that they can be correctly discovered and invoked. Ontologies provide shared conceptualization of a domain but it's not easy for everyone to agree on the same ontology for a domain. As such, ontology mapping becomes important to achieve compatibility. This is also true for security policies and so a refined algorithm for ontology mapping is very much desired; especially for WS-security. This paper highlights two semantic mapping frameworks for security policy ontologies i.e. SPD Ml framework and the dynamic MAFRA2 framework.