TIoT: A Trust by Design Architecture for Secure and Private Internet of Things (IoT)

The Internet of Things (loT) facilitates the interconnection of a vast array of devices, services, and individuals for data exchange in multi-domain loT ecosystems, the social, physical, and cyber domains. That emerges various security, privacy, and trust issues, such as vulnerabilities, threats, an...

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Main Authors: Alsheakh, H., Mahdi, Tareq Nasser, Kadhm, Mustafa S., Al Shammari, Abeer, Abdulsahib, Fatimah I., Taher, Hazeem B, Algriree, Waleed, Alobaidi, Marwa Q., Mohammed, Hayder Dhafer
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Arrays
Ecosystems
Information Technology
Internet of Things
Internet of Things (loT)
Privacy
Security
Software Engineer
Trust by Design
Trust Services
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Summary:The Internet of Things (loT) facilitates the interconnection of a vast array of devices, services, and individuals for data exchange in multi-domain loT ecosystems, the social, physical, and cyber domains. That emerges various security, privacy, and trust issues, such as vulnerabilities, threats, and attacks. Addressing these challenges requires innovative solutions. New controls (solutions) are needed. Trust by design can be one of these controls, supporting security and privacy (among other system components). This paper proposes a Trusted loT (TloT), a trust-by-design model, and highlights the author's principal contributions. First, it advocates for implementing Tlo T through trust services. Second, it outlines an architecture for using trust by design in loT, including the design of its top-level structure and activities. Minor contributions include overviews of loT and trust, as well as looking at security and privacy in terms of security services and privacy services, respectively.
ISSN:2474-0446
DOI:10.1109/SSD61670.2024.10549150