Safety and Security of Citizens in Smart Cities

Suciu, George; Hussain, Ijaz; Iordache, George; Beceanu, Cristian; Kecs, Robert Alfred; Vochin, Marius

doi:10.1109/roedunet54112.2021.9637717

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“…Prior work has documented the research on the overall safety of smart cities, such as S4AllCities, for example. When compared with the S4AllCities project proposed by Suciu et al (2021) [3], the similarity is that both papers propose the architecture of smart city security protection. The previous paper proposed a smart city defense architecture, called SoS, which consists of a three-layer digital twin structure (DecIoT, MAIDS, and ACMS).…”

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“…Cybersecurity and public safety protection technologies are independently developed, and in recent years, researchers have made some research progress in the integration of the two technologies. Suciu et al (2021) presented a protective system, S4AllCities, that proposes advanced technological concepts and methodologies for implementing city digital intelligence that makes it accessible in real time to authorized and authenticated security practitioners (from public and private) and city executives for advancing their situation awareness on cyber and physical threats [3]. Liu et al (2021) proposed a collaborative modeling framework that enables the coanalysis of safety and security requirements for network protocols [4].…”

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Immunity-Empowered Collaboration Security Protection for Mega Smart Cities

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The cyberphysical systems of smart cities are facing increasingly severe attack situations, and traditional separate protection methods are difficult to effectively respond to. It is urgent to coordinate public safety and cybersecurity protection. However, the integration of the two faces many challenges and is a very promising research field. The aim of this study is to investigate technical approaches for the synergy between public safety and cybersecurity. This paper proposes a smart city safety protection model inspired by the human immune mechanism. It was found that through a three-line defense architecture similar to the human immune mechanism, and with the help of certain algorithms and functional middleware modules, public safety and cybersecurity protection components can be dynamically combined to achieve collaboration. This work has verified through experiments a valuable path to effectively resist complicated attack threats intertwined with public safety and cybersecurity factors.

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Immunity-Empowered Collaboration Security Protection for Mega Smart Cities

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Li,

Huang

et al. 2024

Electronics

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“…Network security and public safety protection technologies are independently developed, and in recent years, researchers have made some research progress in the integration of the two technologies. Suciu et al (2021) present a protective system, S4AllCities, that proposes advanced technological concepts and methodologies for implementing city digital intelligence and makes it accessible in real-time to authorized and authenticated security practitioners (from public & private) and city executives for advancing their situation awareness on cyber and physical threats [3]. Liu et al (2021) proposed a collaborative modeling framework that enables co-analysis of safety and security requirements for network protocols [4].…”

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confidence: 99%

Immunity-Empowered Collaboration Security Protection for Mega Smart Cities

Lan,

Li,

Huang

et al. 2024

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The cyber physical systems of smart cities are facing increasingly severe attack situations, and traditional separate protection methods are difficult to effectively respond to. It is urgent to coordinate public security and network security protection. However, the integration of the two faces many challenges and is a very promising research field. The aim of this study is to investigate technical approaches for the synergy between public safety and cyber security. This paper proposes a smart city safety protection model inspired by the human immune mechanism. It was found that through a three line defense architecture similar to the human immune mechanism, and with the help of certain algorithms and functional middleware modules, public security and network security protection components can be dynamically combined to achieve collaboration. This work has verified through experiments a promising path to effectively resist complicated attack threats intertwined with public safety and cyber security factors.

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