Safety and Security Considerations for Online Laboratory Management Systems.
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| Title: | Safety and Security Considerations for Online Laboratory Management Systems. |
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| Authors: | Pena-Molina, Andrea Eugenia, Larrondo-Petrie, Maria Mercedes |
| Source: | Journal of Cybersecurity & Privacy; Jun2025, Vol. 5 Issue 2, p24-N.PAG, 20p |
| Subject Terms: | LABORATORY management, INFORMATION technology, COMPUTER software developers, DISTANCE education, BEST practices |
| Abstract: | The pandemic forced educators to shift abruptly to distance learning, also referred to as e-learning education. Educational institutions integrated new educational tools and online platforms. Several schools, colleges, and universities began incorporating online laboratories in different fields of education, such as engineering, information technology, physics, and chemistry. Online laboratories may take the form of virtual laboratories, software-based simulations available via the Internet, or remote labs, which involve accessing physical equipment online. Adopting remote laboratories as a substitute for conventional hands-on labs has raised concerns regarding the safety and security of both the remote lab stations and the Online Laboratory Management Systems (OLMSs). Design patterns and architectures need to be developed to attain security by design in remote laboratories. Before these can be developed, software architects and developers must understand the domain and existing and proposed solutions. This paper presents an extensive literature review of safety and security concerns related to remote laboratories and an overview of the industry, national and multinational standards, and legal requirements and regulations that need to be considered in building secure and safe Online Laboratory Management Systems. This analysis provides a taxonomy and classification of published standards as well as security and safety problems and possible solutions that can facilitate the documentation of best practices, and implemented solutions to produce security by design for remote laboratories and OLMSs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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