Service manufacturing: Basic concepts and technologies

Kusiak, Andrew

doi:10.1016/j.jmsy.2019.07.002

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“…• Increased flexibility and dynamicity leading to a difficulty in detecting anomalous system behavior [5]. • New groups of stakeholders and users of data, and functionality within the system [7,42], consequently increasing the potential for social engineering attacks.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The automation systems related to the I4.0 domain therefore exhibits a number of new characteristics related to modularization, inclusion of novel technologies, increased number of stakeholder and growing system complexity [4][5][6][7]. These characteristics have implications on the security of the system, e.g., making correct behavior less predictable, and rendering some of the traditional security controls based on anomaly detection and white-listing less useful.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Toward an Ideal Access Control Strategy for Industry 4.0 Manufacturing Systems

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Industrial control systems control and supervise our most important and critical infrastructures, such as power utilities, clean water plants and nuclear plants, as well as the manufacturing industries at the base of our economy. These systems are currently undergoing a transformation driven by the Industry 4.0 evolution, characterized by increased connectivity and flexibility. Consequently, the cybersecurity threat landscape for industrial control systems is evolving as well. Current strategies used for access control within industrial control systems are relatively rudimentary. It is evident that some of the emerging cybersecurity threats related to Industry 4.0 could be better mitigated using more fine-grained access control policies. In this article we discuss a number of access control strategies that might be used within manufacturing systems. Moreover, we evaluate the strategies in a number of attack-scenarios, and outline a method for automatic policy-generation based on engineering-data, aligned with one of these strategies.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Toward an Ideal Access Control Strategy for Industry 4.0 Manufacturing Systems

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“…A. Kusiak in [7] focused on the knowledge of three concepts of manufacturing, Bionic MSs (BMSs) and Fractal MSs (FrMSs) and Holonic MSs (HMSs). These MSs are a good development of RMSs.…”

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Critical Analysis of Scalability of Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems

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Due to the rapidly increasing industrial competition in the globe, it has now become fundamental of engineering firms to implement fundamental industrial approaches, which promptly and reliably focusses on sudden transformation of the design of engineered products. Emergent strategies, which might allow forms to cope up with the quickly transforming changes of product specification is centered on Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems (RMSs). This research contribution discusses the significance of the presently available scalable Manufacturing Systems (MSs) that allows engineering firms to meet the demands of the market quickly. RMSs have to be designed on the outset of the futuristic scalability to allow its cost-effective and prompt expansion according to the demands of the globe. As such, this research contribution provides the principles to given manufacturing systems’ design to enhance scalability.

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“…The confluence of factors, including digitization, globalization, service orientation (Kusiak 2019a ), and democratization (Kusiak 2019b ), will have a profound impact on the manufacturing of the future. One model of manufacturing that is emerging is that inspired by the open system architecture and referred to as open manufacturing (Kusiak 2020a ).…”

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confidence: 99%