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Security and Trustworthiness in Industrial IoT

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Industrial IoT (IIoT) systems are revolutionizing industry and businesses by improving service delivery and increasing productivity. They facilitate innovations, developments and disruptive business models in various sectors. However, IIoTs are subject to a multitude of threats. Cyberattacks may have a catastrophic impact on industrial applications including stolen proprietary information and cause physical damage to production systems. The research community has done much work on improving the security of IoT systems, but industrial scenarios bring further constraints to the security solutions. IIoT applications are often safety critical with timing constraints, thus addressing the security and trustworthiness of IIoT systems requires consideration of several dimensions.

This Special Issue encourages authors to submit research results covering security and trust of IIoT systems. Contributions addressing relevant theoretical and practical aspects as well as state-of-the-art review works are welcomed. The Special Issue topics include, but are not limited to:

  • IIoT devices and protocols security;
  • Tailored security solutions for specific IIoT applications;
  • Intrusion detection and prevention system;
  • Data security, privacy and trustworthiness;
  • Security and trust management for fog and edge computing;
  • Machine learning, deep learning and blockchain based security solutions;
  • Threat and vulnerability in platforms and protocols;
  • Threat models;
  • Adaptive security management;
  • Security metrics and risks;
  • Hardware security.

Dr. Ethiopia Nigussie
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • cybersecurity
  • industrial IoT
  • trust evaluation
  • intrusion detection and prevention systems
  • hardware security
  • adaptive security

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