An IoT-Based Architecture to Develop a Healthcare Smart Platform

Machorro-Cano, Isaac; Ramos-Deonati, Uriel; Alor-Hernández, Giner; Sánchez-Cervantes, José Luis; Sánchez-Ramírez, Cuauhtémoc; Rodríguez-Mazahua, Lisbeth; Segura-Ozuna, Mónica Guadalupe

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-67283-0_10

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“…With respect to healthcare, the IoT primarily manages and comprises a network of interconnected medical devices over the Internet to create smart healthcare environments [26]. Networked medical devices in smart health "can be worn (wearables) or implanted inside the body, for example, pacemakers," thereby providing services using smart methods.…”

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confidence: 99%

Internet of Things Meet Internet of Threats: New Concern Cyber Security Issues of Critical Cyber Infrastructure

2021

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As a new area of technology, the Internet of Things (IoT) is a flagship and promising paradigm for innovating society. However, IoT-based critical infrastructures are an appealing target for cybercriminals. Such distinctive infrastructures are increasingly sensitive to cyber vulnerabilities and subject to many cyberattacks. Thus, protecting these infrastructures is a significant issue for organizations and nations. In this context, raising the cybersecurity posture of critical cyber infrastructures is an extremely urgent international issue. In addition, with the rapid development of adversarial techniques, current cyber threats have become more sophisticated, complicated, advanced and persistent. Thus, given these factors, prior to implementing efficient and resilient cybersecurity countermeasures, identification and in-depth mapping of cyber threats is an important step that is generally overlooked. Therefore, to solve cybersecurity challenges, this study presents a critical analysis of the most recent cybersecurity issues for IoT-based critical infrastructures. We then discuss potential cyber threats and cyber vulnerabilities and the main exploitation strategies adopted by cybercriminals. Further, we provide a taxonomy of cyberattacks that may affect critical cyber infrastructures. Finally, we present security requirements and some realistic recommendations to enhance cybersecurity solutions.

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Section: Smart Health and Ics As Critical Cyber Infrastructurementioning

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Internet of Things Meet Internet of Threats: New Concern Cyber Security Issues of Critical Cyber Infrastructure

2021

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“…Furthermore, the evolution of IoMT has provided monitoring applications that led to significant usability improvements on many platforms [11,12,20]. According to a mobile health report, more than 97,000 were reported to be healthcare applications in the trade of applications on various mobile operating systems [13,20]. Most of these applications are of general health and physical or fitness type.…”

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“…erefore, an architecture for the IoT can help to represent innovation with new digital dimension where a large number of objects acquire greater computing capacity. ese innovations have extensive capabilities and awareness of the environment such as energy independence and improving the processing power [13]. Designing an architecture for the IoT includes several aspects such as business models, scalability, and interoperability between heterogeneous devices and their business models processes.…”

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“…Furthermore, the idea of networking, communication, extensibility, and security can involve the design of IoTarchitecture [14]. Because objects in the IoT transfer geographically and can be authorized to gather data from things and the environment that surround them [13], the recognitions of IoT sensors and the Radio Frequency Identification System (RFID) have allowed machines and computers to understand and recognize the environment through radio waves in real time without the intervention of humans [14,15].…”

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A Proposed Application for Controlling Overweight and Obesity within the Framework of the Internet of Things

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Mobile Information Systems

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Currently, overweight and obesity are two problems for global health that affect people’s quality of life. The Internet of Things (IoT) has raised the possibility of digital interaction taken to another level. This paper proposes design requirements to develop a mobile application that contributes to the control of overweight or obesity under the IoT approach, focusing on some approaches that currently exist in home-oriented health with the help of existing mobile applications. The idea of this concept is the presence of the environment of various interconnected things or objects with sensors, networking, and processing technologies integrating and working together to provide an environment in which smart services are taken to the end users. The IoT allows monitoring people in real time and analyzing information provided by mobile applications and smart devices (wearables) they have, through techniques of artificial intelligence that allow the identification of variables criticism and the generation of medical recommendations. The medical assistance model will change from the existing hospital-centric model that we commonly know to a totally home-centred health one, in which there will be less work intensity and operational cost. The home health service allows the use of IoT technology, very often called Internet of Healthcare Things (IoHT).

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