Security Framework for Pervasive Healthcare Architectures Utilizing MPEG-21 IPMP Components

Fragopoulos, Anastasios; Gialelis, John; Serpanos, Dimitrios

doi:10.1155/2009/461560

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“…The work presented in this paper complements previous work being done and presented in [8], since it intends to fill the security gap which makes these devices and the data acquired by them, vulnerable to any kind of attacks.…”

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Imposing holistic privacy and data security on person centric ehealth monitoring infrastructures

Fragopoulos

Gialelis

Serpanos

2010

The 12th IEEE International Conference on E-Health Networking, Applications and Services

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Telemetric monitoring of vital parameters of patients with chronic diseases is recognized to improve their medical condition and hence their quality of life. It also improves treatment adjustments, reaction time in acute cases and helps to reduce duration and costs of hospitalization. As a result of this, there are plenty of products and solutions for personal health monitoring available today that acquire physiological data in real-time. In order for such systems to be widely acceptable and utilized by the medical community and the patients, they must be developed satisfying the security requirements imposed by real time data communication and protection of sensitive physiological data and measurements, data integrity and confidentiality, and protection of the monitored patient's privacy.The work presented in this paper intends to fill the security gap, which makes these devices and the data acquired by them, vulnerable to any kind of attacks. By utilizing MPEG-21standard's primitives, we show that protection of transmitted medical information and enhancement of patient's privacy is accomplished, since there is selective and controlled access to medical data that sent toward the hospital's servers.

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Section: Dept Of Electrical and Computer Engineeringmentioning

confidence: 80%

Imposing holistic privacy and data security on person centric ehealth monitoring infrastructures

Fragopoulos

Gialelis

Serpanos

2010

The 12th IEEE International Conference on E-Health Networking, Applications and Services

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“…Confidentiality ensures that IoT system prohibits unauthorized entities (users and devices) from disclosing medical information (19,20). (3,7,9,19,(21)(22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(27)(28)(29)(30)(31)(32)(33)(34)) Confidentiality…”

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Security Requirements of Internet of Things-Based Healthcare System: a Survey Study

Nasiri¹,

Sadoughi²,

Tadayon³

et al. 2019

Acta Inform Med

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Introduction: Internet of Things (IoT), which provides smart services and remote monitoring across healthcare systems according to a set of interconnected networks and devices, is a revolutionary technology in this domain. Due to its nature to sensitive and confidential information of patients, ensuring security is a critical issue in the development of IoT-based healthcare system. Aim: Our purpose was to identify the features and concepts associated with security requirements of IoT in healthcare system. Methods: A survey study on security requirements of IoT in healthcare system was conducted. Four digital databases (Web of Science, Scopus, PubMed and IEEE) were searched from 2005 to September 2019. Moreover, we followed international standards and accredited guidelines containing security requirements in cyber space. Results: We identified two main groups of security requirements including cyber security and cyber resiliency. Cyber security requirements are divided into two parts: CIA Triad (three features) and non-CIA (seven features). Six major features for cyber resiliency requirements including reliability, safety, maintainability, survivability, performability and information security (cover CIA triad such as availability, confidentiality and integrity) were identified. Conclusion: Both conventional (cyber security) and novel (cyber resiliency) requirements should be taken into consideration in order to achieve the trustworthiness level in IoT-based healthcare system.

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“…One of those is comprised of three layers which many researchers, including [13][14][15][16] have exploited. The first layer is comprised of some sensors and can perform some processing.…”

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Toward a Fault Tolerant Architecture for Vital Medical-Based Wearable Computing

2015

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Advancements in computers and electronic technologies have led to the emergence of a new generation of efficient small intelligent systems. The products of such technologies might include Smartphones and wearable devices, which have attracted the attention of medical applications. These products are used less in critical medical applications because of their resource constraint and failure sensitivity. This is due to the fact that without safety considerations, small-integrated hardware will endanger patients' lives. Therefore, proposing some principals is required to construct wearable systems in healthcare so that the existing concerns are dealt with. Accordingly, this paper proposes an architecture for constructing wearable systems in critical medical applications. The proposed architecture is a three-tier one, supporting data flow from body sensors to cloud. The tiers of this architecture include wearable computers, mobile computing, and mobile cloud computing. One of the features of this architecture is its high possible fault tolerance due to the nature of its components. Moreover, the required protocols are presented to coordinate the components of this architecture. Finally, the reliability of this architecture is assessed by simulating the architecture and its components, and other aspects of the proposed architecture are discussed.

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Security Framework for Pervasive Healthcare Architectures Utilizing MPEG-21 IPMP Components

Cited by 12 publications

References 6 publications

Imposing holistic privacy and data security on person centric ehealth monitoring infrastructures

Imposing holistic privacy and data security on person centric ehealth monitoring infrastructures

Security Requirements of Internet of Things-Based Healthcare System: a Survey Study

Toward a Fault Tolerant Architecture for Vital Medical-Based Wearable Computing

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