Cybersecurity in the Automotive Industry: A Systematic Literature Review (SLR)

Arroyabe, Ignacio Fernandez de; Watson, Tim; Angelopoulou, Olga

doi:10.1080/08874417.2022.2103853

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“…, 2022). In addition, established procedures, rules and governance resources that represent an organization’s cyber-capabilities help to decrease the number of information security policy violations (Al-Mukahal and Alshare, 2015) and can positively impact investment in cybersecurity systems (Fernandez De Arroyabe et al. , 2023).…”

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“…While some studies have attempted to systematically review the issue of cybersecurity, their focus has not been on global organizations for cybersecurity implementation. For example, previous studies have been limited to specific topics such as blockchain cybersecurity (Taylor et al, 2020), cybersecurity in the automotive industry (Fernandez de Arroyabe et al, 2022), cybersecurity in health care (Kruse et al, 2017;Offner et al, 2020) and have targeted only children (Quayyum et al, 2021) or social media users (Herath et al, 2022), leaving a gap in research on organizational management from the standpoint of empirical studies. This gap in research has resulted in a lack of understanding and failure to comprehensively analyze existing literature on factors affecting cybersecurity implementation in the business world.…”

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Building a thematic framework of cybersecurity: a systematic literature review approach

Khaw,

Amran,

Teoh

2024

JSIT

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Purpose This paper aims to explore the factors affecting cybersecurity implementation in organizations in various countries and develop a cybersecurity framework to improve cybersecurity practices within organizations for cybersecurity risk management through a systematic literature review (SLR) approach. Design/methodology/approach This SLR adhered to RepOrting Standards for Systematics Evidence Syntheses (ROSES) publication standards and used various research approaches. The study’s article selection process involved using Scopus, one of the most important scientific databases, to review articles published between 2014 and 2023. Findings This review identified the four main themes: individual factors, organizational factors, technological factors and governmental role. In addition, nine subthemes that relate to these primary topics were established. Originality/value This research sheds light on the multifaceted nature of cybersecurity by exploring factors influencing implementation and developing an improvement framework, offering valuable insights for researchers to advance theoretical developments, assisting industry practitioners in tailoring cybersecurity strategies to their needs and providing policymakers with a basis for creating more effective cybersecurity regulations and standards.

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Building a thematic framework of cybersecurity: a systematic literature review approach

Khaw,

Amran,

Teoh

2024

JSIT

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“…Bolbot et al [11] expanded the scope by focusing on maritime cyber security in the context of the emergence of Industry 4.0 by conducting a systematic evaluation of the literature as well as bibliometric evaluation. On the other hand, Fernandez de Arroyabe et al [12] focused on the automobile sector. With the help of bibliometric analysis, this study highlights the necessity of cyber security in automobile sector.…”

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Publication Pattern and Research Assessment of Cyber Security: A Bibliometric Study

Ali,

Mushtaq

2024

Bibliometrics - An Essential Methodological Tool for Research Projects [Working Title]

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In today’s digital age, where technology shapes our lives, the importance of cyber security cannot be overstated. As technology advances, the need for cyber security becomes crucial to ensure the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of sensitive data. The study conducted a bibliometric analysis to examine cyber security literature from 2013 to 2022 published in the Scopus database, indexing 5600 documents. Employing tables, graphs, and charts, the analysis reveals key findings: Lingfeng Wang from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is the most prolific author, followed by Taha Selim Ustun and Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo. IEEE Access leads in the journal analysis, followed by “Computers and Security” and “Sensors.” The peak publication year is 2022, with 2013 as the least productive. The USA is the most prolific country, followed by China, UK, and India. Top affiliations include the King Abdulaziz University, Deakin University, and Norwegian University of Science and Technology. The study also reveals the open-access availability of literature in different categories. Overall, analysis provides a comprehensive understanding of the evolving landscape of cyber security literature, emphasizing key authors, journals, affiliations, countries, years, literature availability in open access, and publication trends.

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“…We note the interest of the economic sector in the discussions on cyber security in the automotive industry. Authors at the Lloyds Banking Group (London UK) have recently published a literature review, noting gaps in the technology and proposed standards (Fernandez de Arroyabe et al, 2022). The technology and standards gaps are visually presented in a system dynamics model (Khan et al, 2022).…”

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Key parameters linking cyber-physical trust anchors with embedded internet of things systems

Maasberg,

Butler,

Taylor

2023

Front. Comms. Net.

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Integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) in the automotive industry has brought benefits as well as security challenges. Significant benefits include enhanced passenger safety and more comprehensive vehicle performance diagnostics. However, current onboard and remote vehicle diagnostics do not include the ability to detect counterfeit parts. A method is needed to verify authentic parts along the automotive supply chain from manufacture through installation and to coordinate part authentication with a secure database. In this study, we develop an architecture for anti-counterfeiting in automotive supply chains. The core of the architecture consists of a cyber-physical trust anchor and authentication mechanisms connected to blockchain-based tracking processes with cloud storage. The key parameters for linking a cyber-physical trust anchor in embedded IoT include identifiers (i.e., serial numbers, special features, hashes), authentication algorithms, blockchain, and sensors. A use case was provided by a two-year long implementation of simple trust anchors and tracking for a coffee supply chain which suggests a low-cost part authentication strategy could be successfully applied to vehicles. The challenge is authenticating parts not normally connected to main vehicle communication networks. Therefore, we advance the coffee bean model with an acoustical sensor to differentiate between authentic and counterfeit tires onboard the vehicle. The workload of secure supply chain development can be shared with the development of the connected autonomous vehicle networks, as the fleet performance is degraded by vehicles with questionable replacement parts of uncertain reliability.

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Cybersecurity in the Automotive Industry: A Systematic Literature Review (SLR)

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Building a thematic framework of cybersecurity: a systematic literature review approach

Building a thematic framework of cybersecurity: a systematic literature review approach

Publication Pattern and Research Assessment of Cyber Security: A Bibliometric Study

Key parameters linking cyber-physical trust anchors with embedded internet of things systems

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