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Final Integrated Solution and Validation Results of the ERATOSTHENES Holistic IoT Devices Security and Privacy Respecting Architecture

Abstract

This publication showcases the final technical results of the ERATOSTHENES project, revealing its groundbreaking achievements in developing a novel Trust and Identity Management Framework for the Internet of Things (IoT). The framework, distinguished by its distributed, automated, auditable, and privacy-respectful design, empowers the dynamic and holistic management of IoT device lifecycles. This comprehensive approach significantly enhances trust, strengthens identities, and fortifies resilience throughout the entire IoT ecosystem. Technical and validation results as of the integrated solution into 3 piloting use cases (automotive, health, Industry 4.0) are also presented. The ERATOSTHENES project has successfully tackled critical challenges associated with IoT security and privacy. By establishing a robust framework that encompasses the entire lifecycle of IoT devices, it ensures that trust, identity, and resilience are embedded at every design and production stage. This proactive strategy not only bolsters the security posture of the IoT ecosystem but also fosters a greater sense of confidence among users and stakeholders. Furthermore, the ERATOSTHENES framework aligns seamlessly with and facilitates the enforcement of key regulatory requirements such as the NIS Directive, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and the Cybersecurity Act. This compliance-driven approach guarantees that IoT devices and systems operate within a secure and legally compliant environment, safeguarding user privacy and sensitive data. The ERATOSTHENES project's achievements extend beyond technological innovation. It has created a blueprint for a more secure, trustworthy, and resilient IoT ecosystem. This framework has the potential to transform the way we interact with IoT devices, paving the way for a future where innovation and security go hand in hand.
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Category

Conference report

Language

English

Author(s)

  • Konstantinos Loupos
  • Sokratis Vavilis
  • Harris Niavis
  • Fotis Michalopoulos
  • Konstantinos Dafloukas
  • Antonio Skarmeta
  • Jesús García
  • Angel Palomares
  • Hui Song
  • Rustem Dautov
  • Rosella Mancilla
  • Francesca Giampaolo
  • Dimitri Van Landuyt
  • Sam Michiels
  • Stefan More
  • Christos Xenakis
  • Konstantinos Krilakis

Affiliation

  • SINTEF Digital / Sustainable Communication Technologies
  • University of Leuven
  • Greece
  • University of Piraeus
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • University of Murcia
  • Graz University of Technology

Date

13.03.2025

Year

2025

Publisher

Embedded World Conference

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