IoT Safety: State of the Art

Zalewski, Janusz

doi:10.1109/mitp.2018.2883858

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“…In [ 13 ], While our methodology adeptly detects and addresses potential hazards and minimizes false positives/negatives during the early design phase, it’s essential to note that our proposed approach does not specifically cater to security concerns.…”

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Enhancing system safety in critical architectures: Augmented hypothesis testing with early design knowledge

M. Rashid

2024

PLoS ONE

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Hypothesis testing is a valuable method used to investigate ideas and test predictions arising from theories based on available data. In the context of critical system architecture, there is a need to effectively utilize hypothesis testing to identify faulty paths and improve system safety. This research aims to propose guidelines and best practices for presenting hypothesis testing in critical system architecture. The problem addressed in this study is the underutilization of hypothesis testing in life-critical system methods, resulting in a lack of identification of faulty paths. To address this challenge, we propose an enhanced pathway analysis technique that integrates error-derived information from a system’s architectural description, thereby augmenting traditional hypothesis testing methods. By investigating various paths, we aim to identify false positive and false negative errors in life-critical system architecture. Furthermore, the proposed method is validated based on specific validation criteria for each step such as system boundary, assumption, content/architecture, and traceability validations. Also, the method is evaluated based on our claims. The results of our research highlight the significance of tracing errors in early system knowledge. By leveraging the augmented hypothesis testing method, we are able to identify hazards, safety constraints, and specific causes of unsafe actions more effectively. The findings emphasize the importance of integrating early design knowledge into hypothesis testing for enhanced hazard identification and improved system safety.

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“…The author [ 13 ] highlights that while security concerns dominate discussions around the Internet of Things (IoT), the safety of devices is often sidelined, despite its critical importance. IoT devices are complex conglomerates of interconnected systems, making them susceptible to security breaches and device malfunction.…”

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Enhancing system safety in critical architectures: Augmented hypothesis testing with early design knowledge

M. Rashid

2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Si bien la computación en la nube se ha consolidado como un marco de trabajo base para las empresas, empieza un nuevo avance hacia la computación en el borde. Esta nueva computación que se incorpora por el aumento de dispositivos inteligentes conectados y enlazados con aplicaciones en la nube, los cuales serán accedidos desde dispositivos móviles (Zalewski, 2019). La computación en el borde no son nuevos dispositivos, es una decisión de arquitectura que busca disminuir la latencia de conexión y aumentar la capacidad de procesamiento para lograr la experiencia requerida al interactuar con un objeto con mayor densidad digital.…”

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Arquitectura resiliente empresarial

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2020

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Comprender la evolución acelerada de las organizaciones en el contexto de un escenario digital, significa actualizar las reflexiones empresariales respecto de las promesas de valor y los retos que imponen las nuevas expectativas de los clientes y las tecnologías emergentes. En este sentido, más allá de la continuidad del negocio, es necesario desarrollar una arquitectura resiliente empresarial que les permita tomar mayores riesgos, de manera de incorporar capacidades clave para proteger el modelo de generación de valor en escenarios cada vez más inestables y volátiles. Por lo tanto, este documento desarrolla una mirada prospectiva con distintos futuros posibles para esta arquitectura, con el fin de que las compañías cuenten con un referente base para tomar las decisiones requeridas, de cara al reto de la transformación digital que ellas enfrentan en la actualidad.

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“…Basic security terms: threat, vulnerability, and breach, are compared to fundamental terms in safety: hazard, fault, and failure, with definitions taken from professional dictionaries developed by respective communities [6]- [7]. Additional clarification of these parallels can be found in [8].…”

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Course Development in the Cybersecurity Curriculum

Buckley¹,

Zalewski²

2019

Proceedings of the 17th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education, and Technology: “Industry, Innovation

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The paper offers a discussion of fundamental concepts of cybersecurity, aimed at use in technical education at the college level. After outlining some of the existing approaches to curriculum design, as presented in guidelines developed by professional organizations, the authors address the issue of teaching basic concepts and principles of cybersecurity, with examples from their own courses in the undergraduate software engineering program at

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IoT Safety: State of the Art

Cited by 13 publications

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Enhancing system safety in critical architectures: Augmented hypothesis testing with early design knowledge

Enhancing system safety in critical architectures: Augmented hypothesis testing with early design knowledge

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