Open Architecture/Open Business Model Net-Centric Systems and Defense Transformation 2019 2019
DOI: 10.1117/12.2520077
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Designing the next generation of sensor systems using the SOSA standard

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“…Database Reference A secure design-for-test infrastructure for lifetime security of SoCs IEEE [14] Safety and security aware framework for the development of feedback control systems IEEE [15] Designing safe and secure autopilots for the urban environment IEEE [16] Cyber-Physical Systems Security-A Survey IEEE [8] Open Platform Systems Under Scrutiny: A Cybersecurity Analysis of the Device Tree IEEE [17] Cyber Security Concerns Regarding Federated, Partly IMA and Full IMA Implementations IEEE [18] The Need for a Secure Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA): Building the Case Using Systems Thinking Methodologies IEEE [9] Attacks on Distributed Sequential Control in Manufacturing Automation IEEE [19] A Multicycle Pipelined GCM-Based AUTOSAR Communication ASIP IEEE [20] Cyber-Attacks in Modular Multilevel Converters IEEE [21] Securing Robots: An Integrated Approach for IEEE [22] Security Challenges and Monitoring for the Robotic Operating System (ROS) Security Threat Analysis and Treatment Strategy for ORAN IEEE [23] Security Risk Assessment and Risk Treatment for Integrated Modular Communication Scopus [24] Big Missions, Small Solutions Advances and Innovation in Architecture and Technology for Small Satellites Scopus [10] Considerations and examples of a modular open systems approach in defense systems Scopus [7] Security Mechanisms Used in Microservices-Based Systems: A Systematic Mapping Scopus [25] Security Considerations in Modular Mobile Manipulation Scopus [26] Openness and Security Thinking Characteristics for IoT Ecosystems Scopus [27] Railway Defender Kill Chain to Predict and Detect Cyber-Attacks Scopus [28] Mission Systems Open Architecture Science and Technology (MOAST) program SPIE [29] Joint Communications Architecture for Unmanned Systems (JCAUS) SPIE [30] Designing the next generation of sensor systems using the SOSA standard SPIE [31] A systems approach to achieving the benefits of open and modular systems SPIE [32] Chaos engineering experiments in middleware systems using targeted network degradation and automatic fault injection SPIE [33] Protecting publish/subscribe interactions via TLS and a system-wide certificate validation engine SPIE [34] Secure Internet of Things Architecture (SIoTA) on the battlefield SPIE…”
Section: Titlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Database Reference A secure design-for-test infrastructure for lifetime security of SoCs IEEE [14] Safety and security aware framework for the development of feedback control systems IEEE [15] Designing safe and secure autopilots for the urban environment IEEE [16] Cyber-Physical Systems Security-A Survey IEEE [8] Open Platform Systems Under Scrutiny: A Cybersecurity Analysis of the Device Tree IEEE [17] Cyber Security Concerns Regarding Federated, Partly IMA and Full IMA Implementations IEEE [18] The Need for a Secure Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA): Building the Case Using Systems Thinking Methodologies IEEE [9] Attacks on Distributed Sequential Control in Manufacturing Automation IEEE [19] A Multicycle Pipelined GCM-Based AUTOSAR Communication ASIP IEEE [20] Cyber-Attacks in Modular Multilevel Converters IEEE [21] Securing Robots: An Integrated Approach for IEEE [22] Security Challenges and Monitoring for the Robotic Operating System (ROS) Security Threat Analysis and Treatment Strategy for ORAN IEEE [23] Security Risk Assessment and Risk Treatment for Integrated Modular Communication Scopus [24] Big Missions, Small Solutions Advances and Innovation in Architecture and Technology for Small Satellites Scopus [10] Considerations and examples of a modular open systems approach in defense systems Scopus [7] Security Mechanisms Used in Microservices-Based Systems: A Systematic Mapping Scopus [25] Security Considerations in Modular Mobile Manipulation Scopus [26] Openness and Security Thinking Characteristics for IoT Ecosystems Scopus [27] Railway Defender Kill Chain to Predict and Detect Cyber-Attacks Scopus [28] Mission Systems Open Architecture Science and Technology (MOAST) program SPIE [29] Joint Communications Architecture for Unmanned Systems (JCAUS) SPIE [30] Designing the next generation of sensor systems using the SOSA standard SPIE [31] A systems approach to achieving the benefits of open and modular systems SPIE [32] Chaos engineering experiments in middleware systems using targeted network degradation and automatic fault injection SPIE [33] Protecting publish/subscribe interactions via TLS and a system-wide certificate validation engine SPIE [34] Secure Internet of Things Architecture (SIoTA) on the battlefield SPIE…”
Section: Titlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since its inception, the Sensor Open Systems Architecture™ (SOSA) Technical Standard has addressed holistically a broad scope and systems architectural context, including EO/IR, RADAR, Electronic Warfare (EW), Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), and Communications (Comms). [1][2][3][4] The development of the SOSA Technical Standard has many opportunities and challenges. 5,6 Today, the release of the SOSA Technical Standard Edition 2.0, Version 2 (Snapshot 2 † )demonstrates a maturity that enables sensor designers, developers, integrators, and manufacturers to realize many mission use cases within the defense industry.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%