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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]M-Sec project provides a secure end to end framework based on advanced techniques, methods, and design as well as operating principles that minimize the risk of suffering from critical vulnerabilities in the IoT ecosystem. The project offers tools and components, most of them open source,\u00a0that protect IoT devices from malware through intrusion detection mechanisms and vulnerability detection systems, authentication of parties, encryption of data, attestation of devices, anonymization of data sources, personal data removal contained in images or streaming videos using, secure data storage combining onchain and offchain thanks to the use of blockchain, as well as mechanisms to analyze security requirements\u00a0and eliminate both human errors in designing application logic along with a wide number of tests performed to verify the security level, and more.<\/span><\/p>\n

On top of the M-Sec framework, and in order to validate the technological and secure components developed, the consortium has built new IoT applications that have been tested across two smart cities; Fujisawa and Santander, each recognized having already developed a long-term smart city approach.\u00a0<\/span>[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][g5plus_heading sub_color=”accent-color” underline=”true” align=”text-center” css_animation=”flipInX” title=”M-Sec Architecture” css=”.vc_custom_1642679637609{padding-top: 40px !important;}” el_class=”full width”][vc_column_text css_animation=”zoomIn” css=”.vc_custom_1642686460928{margin-top: 18px !important;}”]<\/p>\n

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Eclipse
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SAT &
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MTSA TRL 7<\/div>\n

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IoT
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Cloud
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Monitoring
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Eclipse
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Secure
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Quorum Blockchain
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T&R Model
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Secured components
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Intrusion
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Security
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Development & Design Tools<\/div>\n
Development & Design Tools Functional Group<\/b> …<\/div>\n
Devices Security<\/div>\n
Devices Security Functional Group<\/b>…<\/div>\n
Secure City Data Acc<\/div>\n
Secure City Data Access Functional Group<\/b>…<\/div>\n
IoT Marketplace<\/div>\n
IoT Marketplace Functional Group<\/b>…<\/div>\n
Secured&Trusted Storage<\/div>\n
Secured & Trusted Storage Functional Group<\/b>…<\/div>\n
Privacy Management<\/div>\n
Privacy Management Functional Group<\/b>…<\/div>\n
End-to-End Security<\/div>\n
End-to-End Security FG<\/b>…<\/div>\n
End-to-End Security<\/div>\n
End-to-End Security FG<\/b>…<\/div>\n
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Layered<\/b> Layered architecture patterns are n-tiered patterns
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Component<\/b> represents a smaller functional part that in a combination with other components,
\nintroduce the functional group component. A component is an self-contained software which can
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