Problem Statement and Use Cases of Trustworthiness-based Routing
draft-lin-opsec-trustroute-problem-statement-04
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| Authors | Tao Lin , Hao Li , Xingang Shi , Xia Yin , Wenlong Chen , Mengxiao Chen | ||
| Last updated | 2024-07-26 (Latest revision 2024-01-23) | ||
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Abstract
Currently, network operators are trying to provide fine-granularity Service Level Agreement (SLA) guarantee to achieve better Quality of Experience (QoE) for end users and engage customers, such as ultra- low latency and high reliability service. However, with increasing security threats, differentiated QoE services are insufficient, the demands for more differentiated security service are emerging. This document explores the requirements for differentiated security services and identifies the scenarios for network operators. To provide differentiated security services, possible trustworthiness- based routing solution is discussed.
Authors
Tao Lin
Hao Li
Xingang Shi
Xia Yin
Wenlong Chen
Mengxiao Chen
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