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In the context of Data Integration Systems (DIS), integrating data across organizations varying in security and privacy requirements in addition to trust levels raises concerns of data leakage threats. In order to prevent these threats, an in depth threat analysis reflected on the architectural components of a DIS is required. This paper analyses data leakage threats and locations within the DIS architecture...
This paper describes an innovative and highly secure networking architecture, dedicated to the Internet of things (IoT). We propose an infrastructure that works with a new type of tags, supporting the recently standardized host identity protocol (HIP). Our main concern is to ensure RFID tags privacy, while enabling things to things communications.
Information privacy is usually concerned with the confidentiality of personally identifiable information (PII), such as electronic medical records. Nowadays, Web services are used to support different applications which may contain PII, such as healthcare applications. Thus, the information access control mechanism for Web services must be embedded into privacy-enhancing technologies. Further as application...
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