The Internet of Battle Things

Kott, Alexander; Swami, Ananthram; West, Bruce J.

doi:10.1109/mc.2016.355

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“…Such collaborative operations will require versatile and resilient communication vectors and infrastructures. This is the very concept of an Internet of Battlefield Things [13] and the current convergence of technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) in conjunction with software-defined networks, software-defined radio, 5G networks, etc., will create complex systems of systems constantly adapting to demands and circumstances.…”

Section: The Development Of Autonomous Weapon Systems (Aws)mentioning

confidence: 99%

When Autonomous Intelligent Goodware Will Fight Autonomous Intelligent Malware: A Possible Future of Cyber Defense

Théron

Kott

2019

MILCOM 2019 - 2019 IEEE Military Communications Conference (MILCOM)

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In the coming years, the future of military combat will include, on one hand, artificial intelligence-optimized complex command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (C4ISR) and networks and, on the other hand, autonomous intelligent Things fighting autonomous intelligent Things at a fast pace. Under this perspective, enemy forces will seek to disable or disturb our autonomous Things and our complex infrastructures and systems. Autonomy, scale and complexity in our defense systems will trigger new cyber-attack strategies, and autonomous intelligent malware (AIM) will be part of the picture. Should these cyberattacks succeed while human operators remain unaware or unable to react fast enough due to the speed, scale or complexity of the mission, systems or attacks, missions would fail, our networks and C4ISR would be heavily disrupted, and command and control would be disabled. New cyber-defense doctrines and technologies are therefore required. Autonomous cyber defense (ACyD) is a new field of research and technology driven by the defense sector in anticipation of such threats to future military infrastructures, systems and operations. It will be implemented via swarms of autonomous intelligent cyber-defense agents (AICAs) that will fight AIM within our networks and systems. This paper presents this cyber-defense technology of the future, the current state of the art in this field and its main challenges. First, we review the rationale of the ACyD concept and its associated AICA technology. Then, we present the current research results from NATO's IST-152 Research Task Group on the AICA Reference Architecture. We then develop the 12 main technological challenges that must be resolved in the coming years, besides ethical and political issues.

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Section: The Development Of Autonomous Weapon Systems (Aws)mentioning

confidence: 99%

When Autonomous Intelligent Goodware Will Fight Autonomous Intelligent Malware: A Possible Future of Cyber Defense

Théron

Kott

2019

MILCOM 2019 - 2019 IEEE Military Communications Conference (MILCOM)

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“…Слика 6 -Широк спектар система и других "паметних ствари" ће комуницирати и сарађивати на бојном пољу [9] Анализа дизајна и карактеристика система Сагледавајући комплексност задатка и начина употребе својих оперативних снага у испуњењу задатог циља требају се размотрити проблеми који ће се превазићи одговарајућом употребом бежичних сензорских мрежа. Свакако њихова употреба доприноси бољем разумевању слике бојишта и олакшавања функцију командовања и контроле.…”

Section: слика 3 -подвесни контејнери за размештај -"засејавање"unclassified

Vojna primena bežičnih senzorskih mreža i njeni sigurnosni i bezbednosni aspekti

Stanojević¹,

Mohammed²,

Alsadi³

2019

Vojno delo

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потреба бежичних сензорских мрежа пружа поуздану слику у реалном времену и бољу оперативну слику. Она ће додатно помоћи да се побољша спремност трупа и смањи време реакције сопствених снага. Коришћењем прикупљених података може се планирати ефикасније управљање и распоређивање јединица. У случају цивилних апликација, критичне инфраструктуре као што су нафтна поља, рудници, електране, луке, аеродроми и сл., могу се заштитити од уљеза и нападача.

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“…This requires mechanisms for discovery, group formation, and coordination are that are capable of dynamically self-adapting to the general context in which they act, or possibly even self-organize in a contextaware way. [11], [18].…”

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Agent abstractions for engineering IoT systems: A case study in smart healthcare

Vargiu¹,

Zambonelli

2017

2017 IEEE 14th International Conference on Networking, Sensing and Control (ICNSC)

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Despite the rapid progresses in IoT research, a general principled software engineering approach for the systematic development of IoT systems and applications is still missing. In this paper, we show that agent-oriented concepts and abstractions can play a key role in the design and development of IoT systems and applications, and could represent the ground on which to shape a new IoT-oriented software engineering discipline. A case study in the area of smart healthcare is adopted as a running example to ground the discussion

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The Internet of Battle Things

Cited by 164 publications

References 18 publications

When Autonomous Intelligent Goodware Will Fight Autonomous Intelligent Malware: A Possible Future of Cyber Defense

When Autonomous Intelligent Goodware Will Fight Autonomous Intelligent Malware: A Possible Future of Cyber Defense

Vojna primena bežičnih senzorskih mreža i njeni sigurnosni i bezbednosni aspekti

Agent abstractions for engineering IoT systems: A case study in smart healthcare

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