Datta Burton, S; Tanczer, LM; Vasudevan, S; Hailes, S; Carr, M; (2021) The UK Code of Practice for Consumer IoT Cybersecurity: where we are and what next

This paper presents a case application of a socio-technical framework for Internet of Things (IoT) research and development in the United Kingdom. Applying a socio-technical system approach to IoT, this paper seeks to provide a clear understanding of the interplay between technical and non-technical aspects of IoT research and development. It describes the socio-technical requirements for IoT design and development and provides the current snapshot of research in the United Kingdom to meet these requirements. Finally, the paper provides useful information on how to conceptualize IoT research within human-centered contexts and a useful guide for centre design and evaluation to those developing new research centres or seeking to reinvigorate existing ones.

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Blockchain With the Internet of Things for Secure Healthcare Service Using Lightweight Cryptography

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2022

Blockchain Applications in Cryptocurrency for Technological Evolution

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Technological innovation greatly supported global healthcare service in the recent coronavirus pandemic. The healthcare technical support came in two forms: (1) digitization of business functions and (2) development of new healthcare products. Healthcare-related data collection, preservation, and analysis using digital technologies support pandemic mitigation strategies. Gathering big data using the internet of things (IoT) technology, data analysis with the help of artificial intelligence (AI) techniques, mobile networking technologies for providing communication channels, and deploying the secure infrastructure are essential for the regular functioning of global healthcare services. In addition, healthcare operational data and infrastructure are highly vulnerable to traditional privacy and security-related issues. In addition, this chapter presents a survey of how security, trust, and privacy issues can deal with blockchain-based IoT computing architecture for securing healthcare information systems using lightweight cryptography.

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Datta Burton, S; Tanczer, LM; Vasudevan, S; Hailes, S; Carr, M; (2021) The UK Code of Practice for Consumer IoT Cybersecurity: where we are and what next

Abstract: Her interdisciplinary PhD project included supervision from both social sciences and engineering (ECIT) and focused on the (in) securitisation of hacking and hacktivism. She studied Political Science (B.A.

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