Autor/Autorin: Özcanhan Mehmet Hilal
The Cypriot born author finished his higher studies at Bosphorous University (Istanbul - Turkey), Drexel University (Philadelphia - U.S.A.) and Dokuz Eylul University (Izmir - Turkey). The author's research interest is in the area of security in embedded systems, where he has many conference and science citation index publications.
This work is about a bold step towards bringing proven security to embedded systems. Most present day embedded systems are shipped into market without any strong security primitives. Those that do have security; if at all, the security is propriety and does not conform to standards. IPsec is a well proven suite of standards for computer communication, over TCP/IP. Why not use a reduced version of the IPsec standard, adopted intelligently for the embedded systems? The users of embedded systems would welcome such a protection, if the security rules are not violated and no weaknesses are introduced.
The Cypriot born author finished his higher studies at Bosphorous University (Istanbul - Turkey), Drexel University (Philadelphia - U.S.A.) and Dokuz Eylul University (Izmir - Turkey). The author's research interest is in the area of security in embedded systems, where he has many conference and science citation index publications.
Über den Autor
The Cypriot born author finished his higher studies at Bosphorous University (Istanbul - Turkey), Drexel University (Philadelphia - U.S.A.) and Dokuz Eylul University (Izmir - Turkey). The author's research interest is in the area of security in embedded systems, where he has many conference and science citation index publications.
Klappentext
This work is about a bold step towards bringing proven security to embedded systems. Most present day embedded systems are shipped into market without any strong security primitives. Those that do have security; if at all, the security is propriety and does not conform to standards. IPsec is a well proven suite of standards for computer communication, over TCP/IP. Why not use a reduced version of the IPsec standard, adopted intelligently for the embedded systems? The users of embedded systems would welcome such a protection, if the security rules are not violated and no weaknesses are introduced.
