Data Transmission and Access Protection of Community Medical Internet of Things

Wang, Xunbao; Fu-long, Chen; Ye, Heping; Yang, Jie; Jing-ci, Zhu; Zhang, Ziyang; Huang, Yunte

doi:10.1155/2017/7862842

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“…Despite the high security, cryptography has the disadvantage that it is a slower speed. This is noted by scientists and this is confirmed by mathematics [33]. This approach will allow to some extent eliminate the internal uncertainty associated with a large number of data sources, the anonymity of participants, and uncertainty of responsibilities [34], [35].…”

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State regulation of the IoT in the Russian Federation: Fundamentals and challenges

Zharova

Elin

2021

IJECE

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<span>The purpose of this section is to study the problems with implementing technical and legal regulations for the development of public administration functions in the Russian Federation when using the internet of things (IoT). The introduction is based on an analysis of regulatory legal acts and presents the main strategic directions for the development of public administration functions in the Russian federation when using IoT. State reports, scientific literature, a system of technical and legal regulation are analyzed, and the main problems of implementing the IoT that impede the achievement of effective public administration are studied. The Russian practice of using IoT in various economic areas is investigated. Based on an analysis of the mechanisms for ensuring data safety of information technology users in the Russian federation, problems were investigated, such as the collecting data through IoT, including publicly available personal data in order to profile human activities, and creating of a digital twin of a person. The social constraints for introducing distributed registry technologies are users' distrust in the field of data privacy protection and mathematical algorithms that are used to establish trust in a digital environment instead of trusted centralized intermediaries; these problems were also analyzed. The Russian approach was analyzed in comparison to European experience in this field. To ensure information security and the possibility of its distribution, the IoT is revealed.</span>

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State regulation of the IoT in the Russian Federation: Fundamentals and challenges

Zharova

Elin

2021

IJECE

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“…Through a dynamic authorization mechanism, patients can sign up to receive an authorized code and access their medical data. 44 , 45 Confidentiality: This often happens by decrypting the encrypted data at data delivery. 40 These factors were addressed in the related literature; Kelly et al 46 mentioned confidence, privacy and security, data storage, control, and ownership as barriers to IoT‐based health care.…”

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“…Through a dynamic authorization mechanism, patients can sign up to receive an authorized code and access their medical data. 44 , 45…”

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Internet of Things and healthcare system: A systematic review of ethical issues

Zakerabasali

Ayyoubzadeh

2022

Health Science Reports

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Background and Aims The Internet of Things (IoTs) is a set of connected objects and devices that share data and pursue a common goal in different areas. IoT technology can significantly help the healthcare system by enabling the monitoring of elderly and chronic disease patients. Along with the growth of this technology, its challenges and limitations such as Connectivity, Compatibility, Standards, cost, legal, and ethical also increase. One of the most critical and challenging issues in the IoT is ethical issues. This study aims to explore the key ethical aspects of the IoT and Categorize them based on the executive phases of IoT in healthcare. Methods The current study was conducted in two phases using the mixed‐method approach. In the first phase, a systematic review was conducted in relevant databases to identify ethical issues of the IoT. In the second phase, a focus group discussion was conducted to classify the extracted data elements based on executive phases of IoT by medical informatics experts and computer engineerings. Results Among the 138 papers retrieved through the search strategy, 11 articles were selected, and 12 ethical issues related to IoT were identified. The obtained results revealed the importance of ethical issues of IoT, including security, confidentiality, privacy, anonymity, freedom to withdraw, informed consent, integrity, availability, authorization, access control, censoring, and eavesdropping. They were classified into five main categories of executive phases of IoT based on the five experts’ opinions affiliated with SUMS, including data collection, data storage, data process, data transmission, and data delivery. Conclusion Because of the key role of the IoT in disease prevention, real‐time tele‐monitoring of patient's functions, testing of treatments, health management, and health research, considering the risks relating to Health care and patient data is essential. Moreover, health policymakers should be aware of the ethical commitment to using IoT technology.

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“…Xunbao Wang et al [11] The system could be protected effectively during access process and transmission without loss in performance.…”

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Security, Privacy and Trust in IoMT Enabled Smart Healthcare System: A Systematic Review of Current and Future Trends

Vaiyapuri¹,

Binbusayyis²,

Varadarajan³

2021

IJACSA

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In the past decades, healthcare has witnessed a swift transformation from traditional specialist/hospital centric approach to a patient-centric approach especially in the smart healthcare system (SHS). This rapid transformation is fueled on account of the advancements in numerous technologies. Amongst these technologies, the Internet of medicals things (IoMT) play an imperative function in the development of SHS with regard to productivity of electronic devices in addition to reliability, accuracy. Recently, several researchers have shown interest to leverage the benefits of IoMT for the development of SHS by interconnecting with the existing healthcare services and available medical resources. Though the integration of IoMT within medical resources enable to revolutionize the patient healthcare service from reactive to proactive care system, the security of IoMT is still in its infancy. As IoMT are mainly employed to capture extremely sensitive individual health data, the security and privacy of IoMT is of paramount importance and very crucial in safeguarding the patient life which could otherwise adversely affect the patient health state and in worse case may also lead to loss of life. Motivated by this crucial requirement, several researchers in tandem to the advancement in IoMT technologies have continuously made noteworthy progress to tackle the security and privacy issues in IoMT. Yet, many possible potential directions exist for future investigation. This necessitates for a complete overview of existing security and privacy solutions in the field of IoMT. Therefore, this paper aims to canvass the literature on the most promising state-of-the-art solutions for securing IoMT in SHS especially in the light of security, privacy protection, authentication and authorization and the use of blockchain for secure data sharing. Finally, highlights the review outcome briefing not only the benefits and limitation of existing security and privacy solutions but also summarizing the opportunities and possible potential future directions that can drive the researchers of next decade to improve and shape their research committed on safe integration IoMT in SHS.

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Data Transmission and Access Protection of Community Medical Internet of Things

Cited by 9 publications

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State regulation of the IoT in the Russian Federation: Fundamentals and challenges

State regulation of the IoT in the Russian Federation: Fundamentals and challenges

Internet of Things and healthcare system: A systematic review of ethical issues

Security, Privacy and Trust in IoMT Enabled Smart Healthcare System: A Systematic Review of Current and Future Trends

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