Delivering Building Blocks for Internet of Services: Trust, Security, Privacy and Dependability

Pasic, Aljosa

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-13247-6_12

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“…From the categorization in Table 1, it is noticed that the focus of the first papers was much more on IT infrastructure. Although the term "business model" was often mentioned in the papers, the content was mainly on SOA, software functions, and how web services should work through the applications [11,[42][43][44]46,47] (P12, P15, P16, P17, P19, P20), likely the technical pre-requisites to make the business feasible but not a discussion on the business or IoS-based business model.…”

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“…Among the papers that focus on infrastructure, Cardoso [28] (P23) starts highlighting the importance of good technical infrastructure to make the IoS scalable and support business services. Pasic [47] (P20) explores technical solutions to the problems posed by managing security and trust. Trust, security, and privacy play a significant role for developing IoS solutions, since the services have to be loosely coupled and globally distributed [47] (P20).…”

Section: Infrastructurementioning

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“…Pasic [47] (P20) explores technical solutions to the problems posed by managing security and trust. Trust, security, and privacy play a significant role for developing IoS solutions, since the services have to be loosely coupled and globally distributed [47] (P20).…”

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Business Models for the Internet of Services: State of the Art and Research Agenda

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The relevance of the Internet of Services (IoS) comes from the global reach of the Internet into everyone’s home and daily activities and from the move from a manufacturing-based economy to a service-based economy. The IoS is seen as a new ecosystem where service providers and consumers explore their business networks for service provision and consumption. The scientific literature refers to IoS as an important cornerstone for Industry 4.0 and Future Internet; thus, it becomes relevant to study how IoS interacts with business models. Nevertheless, there is a lack of clarity on such an intersection. Moreover, a systematic review of IoS-based business models is still missing. This paper aims to make a systematic review of IoS-based business models and their application fields. We included studies from Scopus and Web of Science databases, we excluded duplicated papers and short conference versions of the later full paper journal publications. Twenty-three different studies are presented, categorized in the sub-areas of IoS, and then by the fields of applications. The main finding highlights the opportunities of IoS applications in different fields, offering directions for future research on this new arena.

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“…This statement might be questionable since it was not a contractual PPP. In addition, different communities with information security focus have been already existing in several European initiatives, 19,20 organized as the working groups of larger initiatives (such as European technology Platforms) and cofunded by the European Commission within the Sixth Framework Programme (2002)(2003)(2004)(2005)(2006).…”

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Governance Mesh Approach for Cybersecurity Ecosystem

Pasic¹

2022

ISIJ

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Four EU pilot projects have been launched in 2019 (ECHO, SPARTA, CSEU, and CONCORDIA) with the focus on specific context of EU Regulation that is establishing the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC), together with the Network of National Coordination Centers (NCCs), and Competence community (CC). These projects are continuously providing their feedback on open issues regarding the overall governance in this emerging EU cybersecurity ecosystem. We look at similar cybersecurity initiatives from the past, as well as related work. While hybrid governance model, that combines topdown and bottom-up elements seems to be the most reasonable and acceptable outcome for all communities involved, there is a further need to decompose complex model and perform precise analysis of Processes, Rules, Norms, and Actions (PRNA), linked to fundamental areas of work of this ecosystem (e.g., capacity building, incident response, R&D management etc.). This article provides an overview of several challenges that need to be addressed and presents the approach to governance we call "governance mesh."

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Building European Cybersecurity Ecosystems: Lessons from the Past

Pasic

2023

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Delivering Building Blocks for Internet of Services: Trust, Security, Privacy and Dependability

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Business Models for the Internet of Services: State of the Art and Research Agenda

Business Models for the Internet of Services: State of the Art and Research Agenda

Governance Mesh Approach for Cybersecurity Ecosystem

Building European Cybersecurity Ecosystems: Lessons from the Past

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