An exploratory research on advanced smart media security design for sustainable intelligence information system

Park, Wonhyung; Na, Onechul; Chang, Hangbae

doi:10.1007/s11042-014-2393-4

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“…Indeed, it is this new perspective that technology and applications are integrated to provide researchers with the opportunity to study a smarter IoT ecosystem (Bhatti et al, 2014; Cicirelli, Guerrieri, Mercuri, Spezzano, & Vinci, 2019; Gomez, Chessa, Fleury, Roussos, & Preuveneers, 2019; Jara et al, 2014; Vlachostergiou, Stratogiannis, Caridakis, Siolas, & Mylonas, 2016), and discuss IoT implementation and application in the areas of Open Source technologies (Li, 2018); IoT startup ecosystems for new technology creation (Lim et al, 2018); Big Data (Chae, 2019); and the use of the IoT platform as middleware and infrastructure for promoting user interactions (Mineraud et al, 2016). Furthermore, these advances have also stimulated researchers to start discussions about the security and privacy of users and stakeholders (Ammar, Russello, & Crispo, 2018; Díaz López et al, 2018; Martínez, Hernández‐Ramos, Beltrán, Skarmeta, & Ruiz, 2017; Noor, Binti, & Hassan, 2019; Park, Na, & Chang, 2016).…”

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“…Since a smart IoT ecosystem is composed of different kinds of devices that are continuously capturing and exchanging information, reliable and secure communication is essential for the preservation of privacy and confidentiality (Bernabe, Jorge Bernal; Bernabe, Bernal, & Ramos, 2016; Noor et al, 2019). It is also important that this environment is supported by laws, policies, business administration, criminology, psychology, and economics (Park et al, 2016).…”

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The relationship between the Internet of Things and knowledge management in smart ecosystem development

Ikeda

Silva

Penha

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Knowl Process Manag

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Creating an environment capable of responding to its users and organizations in real‐time is a challenging task. However, with the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem, a new perspective about creating an intelligent and interconnected world has become a reality. The goal of the present study aims to explore the relationship between IoT and Knowledge Management (KM) when generating a Smart environment. Herein, we conducted a Systematic Literature Review and present a discussion about the evolution of the IoT concept and the IoT ecosystem. More specifically we focused on the main IoT elements that serve as the foundation of the IoT ecosystem and the relationship between the IoT and KM. Although there is a lack of studies about KM supporting the IoT, our study provides evidence that the IoT is composed of a set of technologies that enable KM and KM processes can facilitate the development of IoT Smart environments. Thus, there is an opportunity to study how to generate more intelligence and connectivity, which will support the players of the ecosystem, promote interactions among objects and people and ultimately add value to organizations and users.

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The relationship between the Internet of Things and knowledge management in smart ecosystem development

Ikeda

Silva

Penha

et al. 2021

Knowl Process Manag

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“…In order to ensure sustainable smart media technology and establish an information and information system environment, it is necessary to firmly cultivate the information security industry, and it is necessary to research and form a multidimensional foundation to promote the use of information security products and services by intelligence agencies. To this end, they explored and analyzed the future direction by dividing law and policy, information security business management, and security accident criminal psychology and information into four areas and designed a safe and economically feasible plan [3]. It can be seen from the previously mentioned research that the powerful functionality and practicability of the IoT technology have confirmed its good effects in various fields.…”

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Intelligent Application of Artificial Intelligence Internet of Things Technology in the Economic and Legal Fields

Tan

2021

Mobile Information Systems

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In today’s globalized situation, people on the one hand enjoy the great convenience brought by the Internet and artificial intelligence Internet of Things (IoT) technology, and, on the other hand, they are also inevitably subject to a series of harms brought by network technology. Internet economic crime is a new type of crime based on Internet technology. Criminals use Internet technology to conduct illegal visits and Trojan horse program attacks, steal user information, and defraud victims of money. This has resulted in the people’s personal and property safety and social harmony and stability. Strictly cracking down on cyber economic crimes in accordance with the law is of great significance to safeguarding the interests of the people and maintaining social stability. However, as the methods and forms of cyber economic crimes emerge endlessly, it is very important to collect intelligence information on such crimes. This paper proposes using the sensor technology, embedded system technology, radio frequency automatic identification technology, and cloud computing technology in artificial intelligence Internet of Things technology to design and build a data-mining-based network economic crime intelligent information aggregation collection system to realize network economic crime intelligence of aggregation and analyze and help combat cyber economic crimes. This article takes cyber economic crime cases in various cities in our province as an example, selects 9 cyber economic criminals’ intelligence information as sample data, and tests and applies the designed cyber economic crime intelligence information system. The final results show that the numbers of cyber economic crime cases in four cities A, B, C, and D in four provinces are roughly the same, but city A has the largest number; the minimum confidence of the 9 criminals is above 0.60, indicating that the economic crimes of cyber economic criminals are related to their academic background and family status and criminal history are related to a certain extent; illegal fund-raising fraud and online credit card fraud account for the largest proportion of the four cities and are currently the main forms of online economic crime.

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Industry 4.0 Data-Related Technologies and Servitization: A Systematic Literature Review

Zambetti¹,

Pinto²,

Pezzotta³

2020

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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The advancements and adoption of digital technologies enable manufacturers to approach intelligent production and reach a higher level of automation in the wave of Industry 4.0. Even though manufacturing is at the center of this industrial revolution, the impact of digital technologies is more far-reaching: indeed, one of the biggest growth potentials is recognized in the paradigm shift from a traditional product orientation to the provision of bundled solutions. Particularly the possibility to gather and analyze data has been recognized as a key enabler for the advancement of the product-services offering. In this view, the research presented a systematic literature review exploring the state of the art considering on one side the newest technologies related to data and digitalization and on the other side servitization, aiming at understanding the point of contact between them. Four different perspectives have been identified and discussed and possible research directions have been proposed.

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An exploratory research on advanced smart media security design for sustainable intelligence information system

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

The relationship between the Internet of Things and knowledge management in smart ecosystem development

The relationship between the Internet of Things and knowledge management in smart ecosystem development

Intelligent Application of Artificial Intelligence Internet of Things Technology in the Economic and Legal Fields

Industry 4.0 Data-Related Technologies and Servitization: A Systematic Literature Review

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