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Security and Privacy Trends in the Industrial Internet of Things, 1st ed. 2019 Advanced Sciences and Technologies for Security Applications Series

Langue : Anglais

Coordonnateur : Alcaraz Cristina

Couverture de l’ouvrage Security and Privacy Trends in the Industrial Internet of Things

This book, written by leaders in the protection field of critical infrastructures, provides an extended overview of the technological and operative advantages together with the security problems and challenges of the new paradigm of the Internet of Things in today?s industry, also known as the Industry Internet of Things (IIoT). 

The incorporation of the new embedded technologies and the interconnected networking advances in the automation and monitoring processes, certainly multiplies the functional complexities of the underlying control system, whilst increasing security and privacy risks. The critical nature of the application context and its relevance for the well-being of citizens and their economy, attracts the attention of multiple, advanced attackers, with stealthy abilities to evade security policies, ex-filter information or exploit vulnerabilities. Some real-life events and registers in CERTs have already clearly demonstrated how the control industry can become vulnerable to multiple types of advanced threats whose focus consists in hitting the safety and security of the control processes. 

This book, therefore, comprises a detailed spectrum of research papers with highly analytical content and actuation procedures to cover the relevant security and privacy issues such as data protection, awareness, response and resilience, all of them working at optimal times. Readers will be able to comprehend the construction problems of the fourth industrial revolution and are introduced to effective, lightweight protection solutions which can be integrated as part of the new IIoT-based monitoring ecosystem.

Part 1. Security Analysis and Advanced Threats.- Securing industrial Control Systems; M. Krotofil et al.- Towards a Secure Industrial Internet of Things; G. Spathoulas, S. Katsikas.- Advanced Persistent Threats and Zero-Day Exploits in Industrial Internet of Things; I. Stellios et al.- Part 2. Secure Interconnection Mechanisms.- A Survey on Lightweight Authenticated Encryption and Challenges for Securing Industrial IoT; M. Agrawal et al.- Access Control in the Industrial Internet of Things; S. Salonikias et al.- A Distributed Usage Control Framework for Industrial Internet of Things; A. La Marra et al.- Part 3. Advanced Protection Techniques.- Profiling Communications in Industrial IP Networks: Model Complexity and Anomaly Detection; M.A. Faisal et al.- Improving Security in Industrial Internet of Things: a Distributed Intrusion Detection Methodology; G. Bernieri, F. Pascucci.- Who’s there? Evaluating data source integrity and veracity in IIoT using Multivariate Statistical Process Control; I. Garitano et al.- Secure Machine to Machine Communication in Industrial Internet of Things; M. Conti et al.- Part 4. Privacy Issues in Industrial Connected Networks.- Modelling the Privacy Impact of External Knowledge for Sensor Data in the Industrial Internet of Things; S. Darwish et al.- Security and Privacy Techniques for the Industrial Internet of Thing; Y. Zhang, X. Huang.- Part 5. Application Scenarios.- IIoT in the Hospital scenario: Hospital 4.0, Blockchain and Robust Data Management; L. Faramondi et al.- Design and Realization of Testbeds for Security Research in the Industrial Internet of Things; N.O. Tippenhauer.
Cristina Alcaraz is an assistant professor at the University of Malaga. She received the most competitive and recognized postdoctoral fellowship (“Ramón y Cajal”) in Spain and she was a guest researcher at NIST, US (2011-2012), and a visiting postdoc at the Royal Holloway (2012-2014) under a Marie-Curie doctoral fellowship. She is currently involved in European and national research projects, specializing in topics related to CIP, more specifically, those associated with the security of SCADA systems, Industrial Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, cyber-physical systems, and Smart Grids, with extensive expertise in (wide) situational awareness and resilience. She has published more than 60 papers, serves on the editorial boards of six international journals in the field (e.g. IJCIP, IJIS), and has participated in multiple international conference program committees. 

Describes acceptance of the fourth industrial revolution in the control process with support to incorporate the new control paradigms: IIot, cloud/fog systems and virtualized systems

Explains how critical infrastructures and the control industry are being actively targeted by advanced and persistent attackers

Demonstrates that the security and privacy issues are growing with the integration of the new control technologies and interconnection systems

Treats one of the hottest topics within cyber security and cyber defence: collaborative, advanced awareness systems and defence techniques against stealth and advanced persistent attacks

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