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5.3 Smartie Approach 237
SMARTIE will focus on key innovations that strengthen security, privacy and
trust at different IoT Layers as depicted in the following table:
IoT layers
Applications (Intelligent
Transportation, Smart
Energy, Public Safety,
Utilities, Service
Providers, etc.)
Information Services
(In-network Data
Processing, Data
aggregation, Cloud
Computing, etc.)
Network (Networking
infrastructure and
Network-level protocols.)
Smart Objects (Sensors for
data collection, Actuators)
Security requirements
• Authentication, Authorisation, Assurance;
• Privacy Protection and Policy Management;
• Secure Computation;
• Application-specific Data Minimisation;
• Discovery of Information Sources
• Cryptographic Data Storage;
• Protected Data Management and Handling
(Search, Aggregation, Correlation, Computation);
• Communication & Connectivity Security;
• Secure Sensor/Cloud Interaction;
• Cross-domain Data Security Handling
• Data Format and Structures;
• Trust Anchors and Attestation;
• Access Control to Nodes
• Lightweight Encryption
5.3.1 Adaptation and Deployment
In order to demonstrate the advantages and potentially of our approach, we
envisage the following application areas for deploying the project architecture.
5.3.1.1 Smart Transportation
Smart City Objectives
• Improving the management of the public transportation networks
to foster greater use of sustainable transport modes and to provide
time and cost benefits to travellers.