Question: Outline: Cryptosystem in the music industry
I. Introduction
A. Current problem: web security and privacy have been the cause of down fall in the music industry (Dickson, 2016).
B. Areas of Focus: utilization of cryptography is solving web securities and privacy.
C. Thesis Statement: legal restriction on the cryptography system in music industry have the potentiality of solving the problem of web security in the music industry
D. Key Terms: Cryptography, Web security, Music Privacy
II. Background
A. Historical Overview of Modern cryptosystems: mainly concerned about the message confidentiality, secret writing developed to steganography, and then developed cipher texts which were produced by classical cipher as well as some modern ciphers (Al-Vahed, 2011).
B. Historical Industry Overview: assignment of letters to music note at individual level, in 15th century, there was the development of manuscript rules which carried on secret correspondence using Cipher. By the 16th century complex cryptography systems were practically in use. Music symbols were also exploited by the cryptographers. This led to the evolution of Porta system which was in line with the music history (Eric, Sypher, Tibbetts, Rosenbaum, & Slater, 1979).
C. Current link between Modern Cryptosystems and industry Type: modern Cryptosystem impact the music industry with the aim of ensuring that security of music and privacy is enhanced through the modern technology and utilization of internet devices.
D. Limitations: lack of transparency, insufficient follow-up on the impact of cryptography is solving issues, tendency of the music companies to hate streaming services
III. Cryptography and Patent system.
A. Doctrine of equivalence
B. Public key patents (Dickson, 2016)
IV. Cryptography and trade secret law
A. Proprietary encryption algorithms
B. Academic discourse of cryptographic algorithms (Dickson, 2016)
V. Regulation by international and national laws
A. The growing consensus among various governments in the world
B. Law Enforcement organization (Dickson, 2016)
VI. Role of Cryptographic
A. Authentication (Eric, Sypher, Tibbetts, Rosenbaum, & Slater, 1979)
B. authorization
VII. Conclusion
a. Cryptography's in the music industry in a potential strategy of solving privacy and security issues in the music industry
b. The concerned bodies should look forward to the formulation of patent systems, trade secret laws, national and international laws as well as incorporating the role played by the cryptographic in the music industry whereby it helps in authentication, authorization integrity and non-repudiation.