Resilience of the Internet of Things (IoT) from an Information Assurance (IA) perspective
Authors: Rogers, R., Apeh, E. and Richardson, C.J.
Journal: SKIMA 2016 - 2016 10th International Conference on Software, Knowledge, Information Management and Applications
Pages: 110-115
ISBN: 9781509032976
DOI: 10.1109/SKIMA.2016.7916206
Abstract:Internet infrastructure developments and the rise of the IoT Socio-Technical Systems (STS) have frequently generated more unsecure protocols to facilitate the rapid intercommunication between the plethoras of IoT devices. Whereas, current development of the IoT has been mainly focused on enabling and effectively meeting the functionality requirement of digital-enabled enterprises we have seen scant regard to their IA architecture, marginalizing system resilience with blatant afterthoughts to cyber defence. Whilst interconnected IoT devices do facilitate and expand information sharing; they further increase of risk exposure and potential loss of trust to their Socio-Technical Systems. A change in the IoT paradigm is needed to enable a security-first mind-set; if the trusted sharing of information built upon dependable resilient growth of IoT is to be established and maintained. We argue that Information Assurance is paramount to the success of IoT, specifically its resilience and dependability to continue its safe support for our digital economy.
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Resilience of the Internet of Things (IoT) from an Information Assurance (IA) Perspective
Authors: Richardson, C.J., Apeh, T. and Rogers, R.
Editors: Cang, S. and Wang, Y.
Conference: IEEE SKIMA 2016
Dates: 15-17 December 2016
Journal: Software, Knowledge, Information management and Applications (SKIMA): Proceedings of the 2016 10th International Conference
Pages: 110-115
Publisher: IEEE
Place of Publication: Piscataway, NJ
ISBN: 978-1-5090-3297-6
DOI: 10.1109/SKIMA.2016.7916206
Abstract:Internet infrastructure developments and the rise of the IoT Socio-Technical Systems (STS) have frequently generated more unsecure protocols to facilitate the rapid intercommunication between the plethoras of IoT devices. Whereas, current development of the IoT has been mainly focused on enabling and effectively meeting the functionality requirement of digital-enabled enterprises we have seen scant regard to their IA architecture, marginalizing system resilience with blatant afterthoughts to cyber defence. Whilst interconnected IoT devices do facilitate and expand information sharing; they further increase of risk exposure and potential loss of trust to their Socio-Technical Systems. A change in the IoT paradigm is needed to enable a security-first mind-set; if the trusted sharing of information built upon dependable resilient growth of IoT is to be established and maintained. We argue that Information Assurance is paramount to the success of IoT, specifically its resilience and dependability to continue its safe support for our digital economy.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/29205/
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Resilience of the Internet of Things (IoT) from an Information Assurance (IA) Perspective
Authors: Rogers, R., Apeh, E. and Richardson, C.J.
Editors: Cang, S. and Wang, Y.
Pages: 110-115
Publisher: IEEE
Place of Publication: New Jersey, USA
ISBN: 978-1-5090-3297-6
Abstract:Internet infrastructure developments and the rise of the IoT Socio-Technical Systems (STS) have frequently generated more unsecure protocols to facilitate the rapid intercommunication between the plethoras of IoT devices. Whereas, current development of the IoT has been mainly focused on enabling and effectively meeting the functionality requirement of digital-enabled enterprises we have seen scant regard to their IA architecture, marginalizing system resilience with blatant afterthoughts to cyber defence. Whilst interconnected IoT devices do facilitate and expand information sharing; they further increase of risk exposure and potential loss of trust to their Socio-Technical Systems. A change in the IoT paradigm is needed to enable a security-first mind-set; if the trusted sharing of information built upon dependable resilient growth of IoT is to be established and maintained. We argue that Information Assurance is paramount to the success of IoT, specifically its resilience and dependability to continue its safe support for our digital economy.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/29205/
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