SAFIR: Secure access framework for IoT-enabled services on smart buildings

Hernández-Ramos, José L.; Moreno, María Ángeles Esteban; Bernabé, Jorge Bernal; Carrillo, Dolores; Skarmeta, Antonio F.

doi:10.1016/j.jcss.2014.12.021

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“…EUFP7 IoT is a project to devise authentication and authorization mechanisms for service access protection. To extend the security functionalities stated by the architectural reference model for EUFP7 IoT, the framework was proposed in [37]. In [37], the authors proposed this framework to utilize the available localization data and to implement the access control for services provided in smart building.…”

Section: Smart Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…To extend the security functionalities stated by the architectural reference model for EUFP7 IoT, the framework was proposed in [37]. In [37], the authors proposed this framework to utilize the available localization data and to implement the access control for services provided in smart building. The proposed framework is based on a service management platform which is a city explorer that implements the key security aspects.…”

Section: Smart Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Benefits and Challenges of Internet of Things for Telecommunication Networks

Ahmed¹

2019

Telecommunication Networks - Trends and Developments

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Recently, Internet of things (IoTs) has become the main issue in designing monitoring systems such as smart environments, smart cars, and smart wearable devices. IoTs has transformed the life of people to be more adaptable and intelligent. For example, in a healthcare monitoring system, using smart devices will improve the performance of doctors, nurses, patients, and the healthcare industry. The IoTs revolution is known as the fourth industrial revolution and would change the way humans interact with machines and lead the way to a high-technology machine-to-machine interaction. In fact, almost every device around us would be connected to Internet, collecting and exchanging data with other devices on the cloud. In this chapter, we will introduce the benefits of IoTs on telecommunication networks and its challenges to give a complete overview for researchers to know how to improve our life and society by building smart IoTs systems.

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Section: Smart Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Smart Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Benefits and Challenges of Internet of Things for Telecommunication Networks

Ahmed¹

2019

Telecommunication Networks - Trends and Developments

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“…Although CASITA has been used before in other studies [ 6 , 24 , 25 , 26 , 27 , 28 , 29 ], the commissioning and description of the research facility had not been published yet. This paper aims to provide the necessary documentation to close this gap.…”

Section: The Controlled and Automatized Testing Facility For Humanmentioning

confidence: 99%

Commissioning of the Controlled and Automatized Testing Facility for Human Behavior and Control (CASITA)

Rodríguez‐Rodríguez

González-Vidal

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Sensors

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Human behavior is one of the most challenging aspects in the understanding of building physics. The need to evaluate it requires controlled environments and facilities in which researchers can test their methods. In this paper, we present the commissioning of the Controlled and Automatized Testing Facility for Human Behavior (CASITA). This is a controlled space emulation of an office or flat, with more than 20 environmental sensors, 5 electrical meters, and 10 actuators. Our contribution shown in this paper is the development of an infrastructure-Artificial Intelligence (AI) model pair that is perfectly integrated for the study of a variety of human energy use aspects. This facility will help to perform studies about human behavior in a controlled space. To verify this, we have tested this emulation for 60 days, in which equipment was turned on and off, the settings of the conditioning system were modified remotely, and lighting operation was similar to that in real behaviors. This period of commissioning generated 74.4 GB of raw data including high-frequency measurements. This work has shown that CASITA performs beyond expectations and that sensors and actuators could enable research on a variety of disciplines related to building physics and human behavior. Also, we have tested the PROPHET software, which was previously used in other disciplines and found that it could be an excellent complement to CASITA for experiments that require the prediction of several pertinent variables in a given study. Our contribution has also been to proof that this package is an ideal “soft” addition to the infrastructure. A case study forecasting energy consumption has been performed, concluding that the facility and the software PROPHET have a great potential for research and an outstanding accuracy.

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“…Yet they provide potential access points to the traditional Internet, where hitherto some measure of security has been carefully built up. Thus, [4] provided a layered framework for IoT security within a Smart City. The IoT devices were lightweight microcontrollers.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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MuLViS: Multi-Level Encryption Based Security System for Surveillance Videos

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Video Surveillance (VS) systems are commonly deployed for real-time abnormal event detection and autonomous video analytics. Video captured by surveillance cameras in real-time often contains identifiable personal information, which must be privacy protected, sometimes along with the locations of the surveillance and other sensitive information. Within the Surveillance System, these videos are processed and stored on a variety of devices. The processing and storage heterogeneity of those devices, together with their network requirements, make real-time surveillance systems complex and challenging. This paper proposes a surveillance system, named as Multi-Level Video Security (MuLViS) for privacyprotected cameras. Firstly, a Smart Surveillance Security Ontology (SSSO) is integrated within the MuLViS, with the aim of autonomously selecting the privacy level matching the operating device's hardware specifications and network capabilities. Overall, along with its device-specific security, the system leads to relatively fast indexing and retrieval of surveillance video. Secondly, information within the videos are protected at the times of capturing, streaming, and storage by means of differing encryption levels. An extensive evaluation of the system, through visual inspection and statistical analysis of experimental video results, such as by the Encryption Space Ratio (ESR), has demonstrated the aptness of the security level assignments. The system is suitable for surveillance footage protection, which can be made General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliant, ensuring that lawful data access respects individuals' privacy rights.

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SAFIR: Secure access framework for IoT-enabled services on smart buildings

Cited by 70 publications

References 16 publications

Benefits and Challenges of Internet of Things for Telecommunication Networks

Benefits and Challenges of Internet of Things for Telecommunication Networks

Commissioning of the Controlled and Automatized Testing Facility for Human Behavior and Control (CASITA)

MuLViS: Multi-Level Encryption Based Security System for Surveillance Videos

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