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2020-12-07
Yekini, T. Akeem, Jaafar, F., Zavarsky, P..  2019.  Study of Trust at Device Level of the Internet of Things Architecture. 2019 IEEE 19th International Symposium on High Assurance Systems Engineering (HASE). :150–155.
In the Internet of Things architecture, devices are frequently connected to the Internet either directly or indirectly. However, many IoT devices lack built-in security features such as device level encryption, user authentication and basic firewall protection. This paper discusses security risks in the layers of general Internet of Things architecture and shows examples of potential risks at each level of the architecture. The paper also compares IoT security solutions provided by three major vendors and shows that the solutions are mutually complementary. Nevertheless, none of the examined IoT solutions provides security at the device level of the IoT architecture model. In order to address risks at the device level of the architecture, an implementation of Trusted Platform Module and Unique Device Identifier on IoT devices and gateways for encryption, authentication and device management is advocated in the paper.
2020-10-06
Godquin, Tanguy, Barbier, Morgan, Gaber, Chrystel, Grimault, Jean-Luc, Bars, Jean-Marie Le.  2019.  Placement optimization of IoT security solutions for edge computing based on graph theory. 2019 IEEE 38th International Performance Computing and Communications Conference (IPCCC). :1—7.

In this paper, we propose a new method for optimizing the deployment of security solutions within an IoT network. Our approach uses dominating sets and centrality metrics to propose an IoT security framework where security functions are optimally deployed among devices. An example of such a solution is presented based on EndToEnd like encryption. The results reveal overall increased security within the network with minimal impact on the traffic.