The Security of Smart Buildings: a Systematic Literature Review

Ciholas, Pierre; Lennie, Aidan; Sadigova, Parvin; Such, Jose M.

doi:10.48550/arxiv.1901.05837

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“…Physical security is closely related to surveillance and keeping track of visitors to prevent and, in times of emergency, efficiently track and hold accountable parties that have created controversy. Ciholas et al provide a systematic literature review on the security of smart buildings, noting that security issues in smart buildings are inevitable, especially with the growing nature of automation in smart buildings, but they also note the significant lack of empirical evaluations in the field [44].…”

Section: Security In Sustainable Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Sustainability Evaluation of Buildings: A Review on Sustainability Factors to Move towards a Greener City Environment

Park,

Cho,

Choi

2024

Buildings

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Energy-efficient and sustainable building management has always been a key concern surrounding buildings. The rise of environmental and social concern in today’s world has brought more attention to the issue of sustainable and smart building management. This paper aims to review the state-of-the-art research and performance on building management that aims to make more sustainable and energy-efficient decisions. This paper classifies building management based on technologies utilized for management and different aspects of management that should be considered when regarding the larger picture of “sustainability”. Additionally, while keeping in mind that long-term sustainability cannot be achieved through energy management alone, this research investigates previous works that also mention diverse aspects that must be taken into consideration when creating a truly successful smart building environment: costs, occupant comfort, and security. Of course, each field deserves an extensive analysis, but the purpose of this review paper is to deliver current research that has brought attention to the rapidly shifting and developing field of smart buildings to provide a macro-level holistic viewpoint on how smart buildings and homes should be approached from a sustainability viewpoint.

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Section: Security In Sustainable Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Sustainability Evaluation of Buildings: A Review on Sustainability Factors to Move towards a Greener City Environment

Park,

Cho,

Choi

2024

Buildings

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“…TMBAS2.1const=16225 hours characterize the timeframe of complete eradication of defects and vulnerabilities during the transition from the state of availability to the steady-state. The AMBASconst status of availability condition is at 0.9975% [24][25][26].…”

Section: The Architecture Of the Building Automation System (Bas)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Models and Methods of Information and Control System Cyber–security for Smart Buildings

Fakhruldeen,

A. Kadhim,

Abdulridha Shyaa

et al. 2023

Mal. J. Fund. Appl. Sci.

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Smart building management systems today employ the architectural multi-level creation of a system of unified components. Such a market is dynamic and always expanding, and sometimes the developers of such components stop maintaining their products or even collapse and vanish. It's not always possible to use professional-level components from proven developers when a building automation system (BAS) project budget is limited. The construction and analysis of models that consider the dependability and cyber security aspects of maintenance as well as ways of validating the selection of components, strategies, and service parameters are both necessary steps in finding compromises between the BAS architecture's value and quality. Use of information technology to determine maintenance parameters based on a model and model development approach.

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“…Finally, from the point of view of the formalization of security issues, [60] and [61] propose a systematic literature review on smart buildings and cities, respectively. Although these works do not provide an implementation, the security concerns gathered there partially overlap with those of HArMoNICS.…”

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HArMoNICS: High-Assurance Microgrid Network Infrastructure Case Study

Roascio

Costa

Baccelli³

et al. 2022

IEEE Access

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Modern Intelligent Infrastructures (II) are highly complex, interconnected systems that are now emerging. For instance, II can integrate technologies and processes to provide citizens with faster services and better goods. An average II can include many technologies, e.g., Cloud applications and IoT devices, under different environments, e.g., industry 4.0 production plants and smart buildings. Although II bring concrete benefits to all of these contexts, they also carry security concerns. Reasoning about threats and security exposures that might affect II is non trivial. This is only partially due to their inherent complexity. As a matter of fact, real II are typically in charge of some critical operations that cannot be interrupted or compromised for experimental purposes. An alternative solution is to rely on digital replicas which can provide a good trade off between realism and usability. These assets represent a strategic and highly demanded resource for the security community. In this paper we present HArMoNICS, a case study infrastructure meant to provide a playground for security experts interested in II security. HArMoNICS revolves around a digital replica of a real Smart Polygeneration Microgrid (SPM) located in Italy. Although most of the components are based on or inspired to the real system, HArMoNICS has been enriched with further security-relevant features. As a result, the case study includes vertical uses cases focusing on specific security topics. Security researchers can use it to assess the effectiveness of new methodologies, to carry out security training activities, or even to extend it with new elements.

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The Security of Smart Buildings: a Systematic Literature Review

Cited by 7 publications

References 82 publications

A Sustainability Evaluation of Buildings: A Review on Sustainability Factors to Move towards a Greener City Environment

A Sustainability Evaluation of Buildings: A Review on Sustainability Factors to Move towards a Greener City Environment

Models and Methods of Information and Control System Cyber–security for Smart Buildings

HArMoNICS: High-Assurance Microgrid Network Infrastructure Case Study

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