Secure Knowledge-Aware Data Management

Login / Register

IIIDB is a secure, knowledge-aware data platform designed to replace conventional publicly accessible database systems with an isolated, non-public intelligent database environment. Beyond relational database functionality, IIIDB maintains causal relationships and structural knowledge as part of the system architecture rather than repeatedly reconstructing that knowledge through computation.

Framework Service Protocol (FSP)

The Framework Service Protocol (FSP) is an asynchronous intra-domain service-management architecture for web and local applications. It provides service communication, application management, load balancing, and automated creation and administration of data-management applications. It provides programming-free creation and automated administration of commerce and business-management applications with load balancing, controlled asynchronous services, and unparalleled security for web-isolated data and programs.

Available as a subscription service, FSP provides a programming-free interface for creating and operating data-management applications. Users can define websites, databases, forms, relationships, notifications, reports, and actions without writing conventional application, database, or interface code.

Through FSP, a user can describe the information to be managed and the relationships and actions associated with that information. The FSP Executive interprets these definitions and can create the corresponding database structures, web forms, services, communication channels, notification triggers, and reports.

FSP is designed to operate on conventional web-server infrastructure, including Linux servers and commonly used database systems such as MySQL and MariaDB. The approximately $10 FSP subscription therefore does not require the purchase of IIIDB hardware or replacement of an existing hosted website. FSP provides programming-free application management, controlled asynchronous service-to-service communication, and the highest practical security level available while operating within conventional web infrastructure. For applications requiring critical levels of security and privacy, IIIDB is available as an optional additional layer that physically and logically separates the protected data, programs, knowledge, and executable actions from the publicly accessible web system. The protected IIIDB computer can reside in an office, home, or other controlled location, while browsers and mobile applications communicate with the web-facing system. Protected data and programs are not directly exposed to the web; permitted operations cross the isolation boundary only through controlled FSP channels.

FSP and IIIDB therefore form complementary but independent product layers. FSP provides the service-management, application-building, communication, security, and automation framework and can operate on existing web-hosted domains and conventional server infrastructure. IIIDB is an optional security and knowledge platform for applications requiring a higher level of protection, isolating critical data and programs from the public web while permitting authorized operations only through controlled FSP channels. This allows users to begin with an inexpensive FSP subscription and existing infrastructure and later add IIIDB wherever critical security, privacy, knowledge awareness, or local control is required.

FSP provides programming-free application creation with automated administration, allowing users to construct databases, forms, relationships, notifications, reports, and executable for web commerce and business actions through structured descriptions rather than program code. FSP keeps the web user interface on the web while keeping your data and programs off it when combined with IIIDB.

FSP and IIIDB Value-Added Reseller Network

FSP provides programming-free application creation with automated administration, allowing users to construct databases, forms, relationships, notifications, reports, and executable web-commerce and business actions through structured descriptions rather than conventional program code. When combined with IIIDB, FSP can keep the web user interface on the web while keeping data and application programs off the web.

FSP was designed to support a Value-Added Reseller (VAR) network through which independent consultants, integrators, dealers, service organizations, and technology providers can offer FSP- and IIIDB-based applications to their own customers. An FSP subscription may optionally include participation in this network, providing VARs with tools for developing customer relationships, presenting products and services, and creating specialized applications without conventional web or database programming.

Participating VARs may be provided with individually managed web pages hosted within the IIIDB/FSP network. These pages can serve as direct-marketing channels through which VARs describe their services, publish products or inventories, receive inquiries, and establish relationships with prospective customers. FSP will provide an editing interface allowing authorized VARs to maintain their own page content without requiring access to the underlying server, program code, or database.

The same architecture can support customer-managed commerce and community applications. A dealer, for example, could maintain vehicle listings through an editable FSP page while authorized customers could submit vehicles for sale, photographs, descriptions, and other information for review and publication. Similar templates can support real estate, professional services, equipment sales, local marketplaces, product catalogs, technical services, and other specialized VAR applications.

These editable application templates are intended to become an additional FSP product family. A VAR can begin with an existing template, customize its information structures and presentation, and use FSP services for forms, databases, notifications, inquiries, authentication, reporting, and controlled communications. Where greater protection is required, the corresponding data and application logic can be maintained within an isolated IIIDB environment while the public-facing page remains on the web.

Our objective is to combine subscription services, independent VAR training and marketing support, direct marketing, and reusable application templates into a distributed commercial network in which large and small businesses can independently manage and secure their own data and computing infrastructure with the assistance of specialists using FSP and IIIDB as the underlying application, communication, security, and knowledge-management architecture.

Explore the Framework Service Protocol

IIIDB Project Focus

The project focuses on:

• Knowledge-aware data management
• Enterprise security
• Object-aware information management
• Context-aware data organization
• High-performance indexing
• Enterprise applications
• Controlled service communication through FSP
• Declarative creation of databases, forms, relationships, and actions