The Development of Privacy Protection Standards for Smart Home

Abstract

With the rapid development of network technology, society has entered the Internet of Things (IoT) era. Enriching IoT devices enable smart home privacy information to be easily obtained through data mining. Smart home privacy protection (SHPP) has a far­reaching impact on the development of all aspects of society. Industrial and academic circles pay great attention to the privacy protection of the smart home, and the ability to protect the privacy needs to be improved. SHPP standards are one way to evaluate privacy protection capabilities at this stage. Based on our research on privacy protection standards, this paper summarizes the development of privacy protection standards for the first time. It divides them into three phases: creation, exploration, and expansion. According to the characteristics of the privacy data rotation, the SHPP standard system is proposed, including basic commonality, critical technology, auxiliary management, test and certification, and device application. Finally, we focus on the opportunity and challenges of smart home privacy security standards brought by the current big data and prospect the trend of privacy protection technologies and standard study. They provide a connection for subsequent standard investigations.

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