IoTSec:Security and Privacy Functionality
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Security, Privacy and Dependability Functionality
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1. security management
- 1.1. Intrusion detection system
- 1.1.1. Intrusion prevention
- 1.1.2. Monitoring, Log handling
- 1.1.3. Auditing
- 1.2. Policy
- 1.2.1. Time-out
- 1.2.2. Data-rate
- 1.2.3. Backup
- 1.2.4. Update
- 1.2.5. Encryption
- 1.3. user data protection
- 1.4. physical security
- 1.4.1. Physical authentication
- 1.4.2. Physical DoS protection
- 1.5. certificate handling
- 1.5.1. digital signature
- 1.6. accountability
- 1.6.1. non-repudiation
2. hardening
- 2.1. PC hardening
- 2.1.1. Patch Windows/Mac automatically
- 2.1.2. Strong passwords/ pass phrases
- disable unused
- user accounts
- 2.1.3. Anti virus/Anit spyware
- 2.1.4. Firewall
- 2.1.5. Do not open
- suspicious email
- free software (handle with care)
- 2.1.6. Disable file/ printer sharing
- 2.1.7. Lock PC when away
- 2.2. IoT hardening
- 2.3. Protection against
- 2.3.1. Electromagnetic interference (EMI)
- 2.3.2. Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
3. access control
- 3.1. remote access
- 3.2. Service access control (Firewall)
- 3.3. identification
- 3.4. authentication
- 3.4.1. Password-based authentication
- 3.4.2. Biometric authentication
- 3.4.3. Card or Device
authentication 3.4.4. Digital signature authentication 3.5. authorization 4. secured communication
4.1. trusted path (tunnel, VPN) 4.2. session encryption 4.3. mutual authentication 5. resource managgement
5.1. upgradability
5.1.1. security updates 5.2. resource utilization
5.2.1. least privilege 5.3. sec/priv configurability
5.3.1. transparency 5.4. redundancy
5.4.1. continuity 5.5. Secure boot 5.6. Protection
5.6.1. Memory 5.6.2. Integrity 5.7. Root of trust 5.8. Protection against
5.8.1. Denial of Service (DoS) 5.8.2. Anti-reply 5.8.3. Traffic analysis