Safe and Secure Execution at the Network Edge: A Framework for Coordinating Cloud, Fog, and Edge

System design where cyber-physical applications are securely coordinated from the cloud may simplify the development process. However, all private data are then pushed to these remote swamps, and human users lose the actual control as compared to when the applications are executed directly on their...

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Published in:IEEE software p. 1
Main Authors: Makitalo, Niko, Ometov, Aleksandr, Kannisto, Joona, Andreev, Sergey, Koucheryavy, Yevgeni, Mikkonen, Tommi
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: IEEE 11.01.2018
Subjects:
and enhancement
Cloud computing
communication
Computational modeling
computer systems organization
design tools and techniques
distributed systems
distributed/internet based software engineering tools and techniques
distribution
evolving internet applications
maintenance
networking and information technology
Object recognition
Programming
programming languages
programming paradigms
Safety
Servers
software
software and system safety
software construction
software eng
software engineering
software engineering software
specialized application languages language classifications
ISSN:0740-7459
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Summary:System design where cyber-physical applications are securely coordinated from the cloud may simplify the development process. However, all private data are then pushed to these remote swamps, and human users lose the actual control as compared to when the applications are executed directly on their devices. At the same time, computing at the network edge is still lacking support for such straightforward multi-device development, which is essential for a wide range of dynamic cyber-physical services. In this work, we propose a novel programming model as well as contribute the associated secure connectivity framework for leveraging safe coordinated device proximity as an additional degree of freedom between the remote cloud and the safety-critical network edge, especially under uncertain environment constraints.
ISSN:0740-7459
DOI:10.1109/MS.2018.110164708