Future Industry Internet of Things with Zero-trust Security

Cang, Li Shan; Iqbal, Muddesar; Saxena, Neetesh

doi:10.1007/s10796-021-10199-5

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“…There are also many risks in the process of entrepreneurship in Industries of the Future. For example, Li et al argue that emerging technologies such as fifth-generation communications (5G) and the Internet of Things (IoT) are operating in tandem and will drive global business transformation, but the IoT currently faces many challenges such as network performance, security, and standardization [38]. Silvia H et al argue that in the evolution of production and industrial processes in the era of Industry 4.0, technologies related to the Internet of Things, big data analytics, and physical information systems still have unknown potential impacts on sustainability and the environment [39].…”

Section: Entrepreneurship In Industries Of the Futurementioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of Critical Factors for the Entrepreneurship in Industries of the Future Based on DEMATEL-ISM Approach

Chen

Zhou

2022

Sustainability

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In the face of the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0 era), in order to cope with the various crises that may come, countries around the world are accelerating the research and development of cutting-edge technologies and promoting and deploying the Industries of the Future in order to seize the high ground in the new round of strategic competition in science and technology. Therefore, entrepreneurship in Industries of the Future has become an urgent problem for governments and enterprises to solve. Entrepreneurship in Industries of the Future is a systematic project with uncertainties, which is dynamically influenced by many factors and has different levels of division among them. Inspired by the form of Porter’s diamond model, this paper constructs a diamond model of the driving mechanism of entrepreneurship in Industries of the Future. Using the DEMATEL-ISM analysis method, each critical factor and influence mechanism of entrepreneurship in Industries of the Future is explored, and a multi-level structural model is established. The study found eight critical factors affecting entrepreneurship in Industries of the Future, among which technology, creation, need, and aspiration are the critical factors, and relevant enterprises and governments should prioritize these influencing factors and deal with them.

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Section: Entrepreneurship In Industries Of the Futurementioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of Critical Factors for the Entrepreneurship in Industries of the Future Based on DEMATEL-ISM Approach

Chen

Zhou

2022

Sustainability

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“…During transmission, SSL/TLS is used to secure the data against replay and other attacks. Bhattacharjya and Saiedian tested and evaluated the proposed framework in IoT environment that was built from scratch based on the four actors, which means that the stability of this system would need to be tested in a typical IoT system [13].…”

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PUFDCA: A Zero-Trust-Based IoT Device Continuous Authentication Protocol

Alshomrani

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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It is very challenging to secure the Internet of Things (IoT) systems, which demands an end-to-end approach from the edge devices to cloud or hybrid service. The exponential growth besides the simple and low-cost nature of IoT devices has made IoT system an attractive target for several types of security attacks such as impersonation, spoofing, and DDoD attacks. This work is aimed at enhancing the IoT security using a zero-trust (ZT) approach by proposing a physical unclonable function-based device continuous authentication (PUFDCA). The PUFDCA provides two kinds of authentications to verify the identity of the IoT device, static authentication to verify the identity before starting the session using PUF technology and continuous authentication to verify the location of the device during the session to ensure the authenticated device is not changed. The security analysis and verification tool results demonstrate that the proposed protocol is secure against a range of common IoT attacks. In addition, PUFDCA is considered lightweight and consumes low energy and storage.

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“…The combination of these mechanisms was built on a trust foundation that helps mitigate unauthorized access and identity theft. in another study [30] researched current security architecture, they submitted that the current framework cannot curtail recent security trends and challenges, hence they proposed a combination of blockchain-based security architecture and a ZTA as a framework for the internet of things which promotes authentication and secure access to devices and resources.…”

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Zero Trust Architecture: Trend and Impact on Information Security

EDO¹,

Tenebe²,

Etu³

et al. 2022

IJETAE

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Traditional-based security models are a threat to information security; they have been regarded as weak and ineffective to meet the dynamics of information system trust. An emerging framework, Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) seeks to close the trust gap in information security through enforcing policies based on identity and continuous authentication and verification. This framework is built on several trust nodes and logical components that attempt to close the trust gap that exists in an information system. The adoption of this framework is still in its teething stage which is a result of several misleading deductions and assumptions. We attempt to explore the intricacies in the framework and close the existing knowledge gap. we surveyed the literature on ZTA and provided a foundational discussion on its implementation and effectiveness from prior studies. while we do not critique other models, this paper studied the strength and variables of the zero-trust security architecture and attempt to provide an overview of the model and close the knowledge gap on the effectiveness of adopting a Zero trust philosophy.

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Future Industry Internet of Things with Zero-trust Security

Cited by 56 publications

References 56 publications

Analysis of Critical Factors for the Entrepreneurship in Industries of the Future Based on DEMATEL-ISM Approach

Analysis of Critical Factors for the Entrepreneurship in Industries of the Future Based on DEMATEL-ISM Approach

PUFDCA: A Zero-Trust-Based IoT Device Continuous Authentication Protocol

Zero Trust Architecture: Trend and Impact on Information Security

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