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openalexJournal of Intelligent Decision Making and Information Science2026-07-23Cited by 0

Real-Time Session Control Using Temporal Logic Enforcement

R. A. Kapgate

Real-Time Session Control Using Temporal Logic Enforcement presents a formal system of checking and enforcing the secure behaviors of the session in dynamically computing environments. The suggested model models session states and events as formal transitions between states and uses the Linear Temporal Logic (LTL) rules to check safety and liveness property in the execution. Temporal constraints allow a violated policy, an illegal transition, and an abnormal session activity to be identified early which enhances reliability, the assurance of security, and compliance in real time in a distributed system.

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