Safety and Security in Multiagent Systems: Research Results from 20042006 (Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 4324),Used

Safety and Security in Multiagent Systems: Research Results from 20042006 (Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 4324),Used

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Product Description As intelligent autonomous agents and multiagent system applications become more pervasive, it becomes increasingly important to understand the risks associated with using these systems. Incorrect or inappropriate agent behavior can have harmful fects, including financial cost, loss of data, and injury to humans or systems. For ample, NASA has proposed missions where multiagent systems, working in space or on other planets, will need to do their own reasoning about safety issues that concern not only themselves but also that of their mission. Likewise, industry is interested in agent systems that can search for new supply opportunities and engage in (semi) automated negotiations over new supply contracts. These systems should be able to securely negotiate such arrangements and decide which credentials can be requested and which credentials may be disclosed. Such systems may encounter environments that are only partially understood and where they must learn for themselves which aspects of their environment are safe and which are dangerous. Thus, security and safety are two central issues when developing and deploying such systems. We refer to a multiagent systems security as the ability of the system to deal with threats that are intentionally caused by other intelligent agents and/or s tems, and the systems safety as its ability to deal with any other threats to its goals. From the Back Cover The Safety and Security in Multiagent Systems (SASEMAS) series of workshops that took place from 20042006 provided a forum for the exchange of ideas and discussion on areas related to the safety and security of multiagent systems. In particular, the workshops explored issues related to the development and deployment of safe and secure agents and multiagents systems with topics ranging from definitions of safety and security for single agents or entire systems to verification/validation of agent and multiagent systems to design, mechanisms and deployment to user requirements, agent behavior, and trust.This book contains 22 papers grouped into five main sections according to the following topics: methodological approaches to highassurance systems, prevention and response to harm/failures, stochastic approaches to predictability and unpredictability, safety and security in humancomputer interactions, and selfprotection.

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