A Case for Information Centric Networking For Smart Grid Communications

Ameme, Dan; Misra, Satyajayant; Mtibaa, Abderrahmen

doi:10.1145/3123878.3131974

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“…Additionally, to facilitate the optional implementation of data encryption, building on related work, a logical security namespace layer is introduced to handle signature and encryption keys respectively. Compared to related work [7]- [9] on using NDN for PMU communication, the proposed method provides security through the aforementioned mechanisms. Moreover, the network implementation has also been tested and validated using both a docker-based environment and physical devices.…”

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“…1. Simple NDN trust hierarchy will be given in the next section, related work considers the possibility of sending PMU data using 30 to 120 packets/s [7]- [9], while measuring network performance metrics like latency and packet loss. It has been shown that, in both normal and lossy network environment, a better performance is observed when using NDN instead of IP.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…It has been shown that, in both normal and lossy network environment, a better performance is observed when using NDN instead of IP. However, [8], [9] required a request per sample of PMU data, while [7] utilised a simulated network and testing was not performed on physical devices. Moreover, there is a general lack of information regarding security in the related work.…”

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Secure Real-Time Industrial IoT Communications in Smart Grids Using Named Data Networking

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This paper explores Named Data Networking (NDN) for secure Industrial IoT (IIoT) communications in smart grid applications. NDN is a next generation networking paradigm, which is data-centric and has the benefit of built-in security properties, such as data integrity. This work applies NDN to IEEE C37.118.2 PMU communications, as an example smart grid IIoT application, and proposes a new data-encapsulation approach for NDN for low latency data streaming. The proposed communication architecture allows sensor data streaming with a lower overhead compared to related work. Communications are demonstrated to be secured using a trust anchor which protects data integrity and provides data authentication, while supporting optional data encryption. The proposed solution represents IEEE C37.118.2 in a JSON format, which provides flexibility and facilitates application of the approach to different use cases.

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