International Business Machines Corporation

Xing Xing Jing

Shuo Li

Xiaobo Wang

Sheng Yan Sun

Hua Wang

Ting Chen

Si Bin Fan

Wu Song Fang

Shidong Shan

Bin Xiong

Xiao Ying Zhou

Jun Wang

A computer-implemented method to inject security semantics into database queries. The method includes receiving, by a database system, a query, wherein the query is received from a host and the query is generated by a first user account. The method also includes, generating an access plan for the query. The method further includes, determining a first portion of the access plan matches a first security syntax. The method includes, injecting, in response to determining the first portion of the access plan matches the first security syntax, the first security syntax into the access plan. The method further includes, executing the query. The method includes, returning a set of results of the query to the host.

Security semantics for database queries

A method, system, and computer program product for recommending an initial database security model. The method may include identifying a plurality of nodes connected to a security network. The method may also include analyzing security characteristics of each node of the plurality of nodes. The method may also include identifying, from the security characteristics, key factors for each node. The method may also include calculating similarities between each node of the plurality of nodes. The method may also include building a self-organized centerless network across the plurality of nodes by grouping nodes with high similarities based on the similarities between each node, where the self-organized centerless network is a centerless network without a central management server, and includes groups of nodes from the plurality of nodes. The method may also include generating federated security models for the groups of nodes.

Rapid initial deployment database security model

A first content and a second content of a first user are obtained. The second content is configured by the first user to be displayed to a second user instead of the first content. A familiarity degree between the first user and the second user are determined. A third content is generated based on the first content, the second content, and the familiarity degree. The third content is displayed to the second user.

Content display based on user relationship

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