{"id":8199,"date":"2020-08-26T18:37:41","date_gmt":"2020-08-26T18:37:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/msecproject.eu\/?p=8199"},"modified":"2020-10-02T15:50:13","modified_gmt":"2020-10-02T15:50:13","slug":"m-sec-architecture","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/msecproject.eu\/ja\/m-sec-architecture\/","title":{"rendered":"M-Sec Architecture"},"content":{"rendered":"

Simplified view of M-Sec architecture<\/p>\n

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Application
\nLayer<\/div>\n
Application layer<\/b> defines all the use the IoT technology or in
\nwhich IoT has deployed<\/div>\n
Eclipse
\nsensiNact Studio<\/div>\n
Eclipse sensiNact Studio<\/b>
\nSensiNact is designed to allow platforms to interoperate, thus coexist and benefit from the richness of the variety. Additionally, it provides a fine grained security mechanism to allow access to services by only authenticated and authorized entities<\/div>\n
SAT &
\nDMSS<\/div>\n
Security Analysis Tool & Development Method for a secure service<\/b> A security requirements modelling support system, for a misuse case diagram that enables the association of security knowledge with elements that constitute the diagram.<\/div>\n
MTSA<\/div>\n
Modal Transition System Analyser<\/b> A development tool for synthesizing behaviour specification for reactive systems with formal guarantee.<\/div>\n
IoT
\nMarketplace<\/div>\n
IoT Marketplace<\/b> The M-Sec IoT Marketplace is a novel Marketplace where smart objects and users can exchange information and services through the use of virtual currencies, allowing real-time matching of supply and demand, and thus enabling the creation of liquid markets with profitable business models of the IoT stakeholders.<\/div>\n
Cloud
\nLayer<\/div>\n
Cloud layer<\/b> includes all the infrastructure upon which cloud services are based<\/div>\n
Monitoring
\n& Visualisation Tool<\/div>\n
Monitoring & Visualisation Tool<\/b> A software-based solution that collects and examines activity from IoT layer or agents embedded in the IoT gateway devices. This tool not only help with the security health checks by providing insight into how the security is being maintained at IoT gateways, but also helps in further analysis of devices under attack. Thereby, providing 24\/7 security threat monitoring and alerts.<\/div>\n
Crypto
\nCompanion DB<\/div>\n
Crypto Companion Database<\/b>> As the real world matches the digital world, ensuring that information remains secure, private and authentic has become an ongoing challenge. Using blockchain technology, some of the issues can be addressed. However, once data is stored on the blockchain it can’t be manipulated or altered. Our companion database is proposed as a parallel system to the blockchain for the encrypted storage. The blockchain saves a hash created from sensitive or personal data, and the companion database stores the sensitive data encrypted together with the hash.<\/div>\n
Middleware
\nLayer<\/div>\n
Middleware layer<\/b> includes the infrastructure needed for both Peer-to-Peer and IoT-to-Cloud approaches<\/div>\n
Eclipse
\nsensiNact platform<\/div>\n
Eclipse sensiNact platform<\/b> SensiNact is designed to allow platforms to interoperate, thus coexist and benefit from the richness of the variety. Additionally, it provides a fine grained security mechanism to allow access to services by only authenticated and authorized entities.<\/div>\n
Secure
\nSOXFire<\/div>\n
Secure SOXFire<\/b> SOXFire can provide practical distributed and federated infrastructure for IoT sensor data sharing among various users\/organisations in a way that is scalable, extensible, easy to use and secure, while preserving privacy.<\/div>\n
Quorum Blockchain
\nBlockchain middleware<\/div>\n
Quorum Blockchain Blockchain middleware<\/b> A distributed ledger and middleware services system which provides all the necessary groundwork for security\/privacy-enhancing services related to transactions and interactions between actors of various ecosystems.<\/div>\n
T&R Model
\nengine\/tool<\/div>\n
Trust & Reputation Model\/Engine<\/b> The Trust & Reputation
\nManagement Engine (T&RM Engine) is a tool working on top of the M-Sec
\nblockchain\/Marketplace and in parallel with the corresponding
\nmiddleware so as to provide a ranking system assessing the
\nreliability, trustworthiness and reputation of resources providers
\nwithin the MSec ecosystem.<\/div>\n
IoT
\nLayer<\/div>\n
IoT Layer<\/b> includes all the devices, sensors, and their
\ncorresponding low-level networks that are met in IoT ecosystems<\/div>\n
Secured components
\nfor devices<\/div>\n
Secured components for devices<\/b> A secure element, such as a
\nTPM, is added to the physical platform, It is used to store any
\nsensitive information that shall be protected from people having
\nphysical Access to the electronics, such as IoT devices and gateways.
\nThe secure element handles the integrity of the device during the
\nboot process and also handles the authentication and encryption for
\nexternal communication channels.<\/div>\n
Intrusion
\nDetection System<\/div>\n
Intrusion Detection System<\/b> Protect vulnerable IoT devices from
\nmalicious activities using defense-in-depth mechanisms and threat
\nmonitoring, thereby providing multi-layered security against policy
\nviolations and cyber attacks, along with security health-checks<\/div>\n
Ganonymizer<\/div>\n
Ganonymizer<\/b>In situations where video data is used in various
\nIoT application use cases such as smart cities, personal information
\nis often a problem. GANonymizer is a technology that automatically
\ndeletes personal information contained in such videos using AI
\ntechnology.<\/div>\n
Cross
\nLayer<\/div>\n
Cross layer<\/b> is the layer that provides services to all the horizontal layers.<\/div>\n
Security
\nManagement Tool<\/div>\n
Security Management Tool<\/b> A set of centralized security
\nfunctions that are necessary to ensure end-to-end security, privacy
\nand therefore digital trust. It is designed to support several
\nsecurity functionalities aggregated in a single backend using the
\nLDAP standard. The central element for the security manager is a
\ndirectory service containing all information to manage security
\nservices for clients, such services known as AAA for Authentication,
\nAccounting and Authorization.<\/div>\n
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
Key:<\/div>\n
Layer<\/div>\n
Layered<\/b> Layered architecture patterns are n-tiered patterns
\nwhere the components are organized in horizontal layers. This is the
\ntraditional method for designing most software and is meant to be
\nself-independent. This means that all the components are
\ninterconnected but do not depend on each other.<\/div>\n
Functional Group<\/div>\n
Functional Groups<\/b> represents a reusable, functional, identifiable part of the
\nwhole framework that provides a set of functionalities based on the combination of other components.<\/div>\n
Component<\/div>\n
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
\ncommunicate with other components. In this representation a component can also represent a set of components. We are not representing interfaces and connectors.<\/div>\n
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