A Secured Data Management Scheme for Smart Societies in Industrial Internet of Things Environment

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Yahya, Abid

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Publication Details

Author list: Babar M, Khan F, Iqbal W, Yahya A, Arif F, Tan ZY, Chuma JM

Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Place: PISCATAWAY

Publication year: 2018

Journal: IEEE Access (2169-3536)

Journal acronym: IEEE ACCESS

Volume number: 6

Start page: 43088

End page: 43099

Number of pages: 12

ISSN: 2169-3536

eISSN: 2169-3536

Languages: English-Great Britain (EN-GB)

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Abstract

Smart societies have an increasing demand for quality-oriented services and infrastructure in an industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) paradigm. Smart urbanization faces numerous challenges. Among them, secured energy demand-side management (DSM) is of particular concern. The IIoT renders the industrial systems to malware, cyberattacks, and other security risks. The IIoT with the amalgamation of big data analytics can provide efficient solutions to such challenges. This paper proposes a secured and trusted multilayered DSM engine for a smart social society using IIoT-based big data analytics. The major objective is to provide a generic secured solution for smart societies in IIoT environment. The proposed engine uses a centralized approach to achieve optimum DSM over a home area network. To enhance the security of this engine, a payload-based authentication scheme is utilized that relies on a lightweight handshake mechanism. Our proposed method utilizes the lightweight features of the constrained application protocol to facilitate the clients in monitoring various resources residing over the server in an energy-efficient manner. In addition, data streams are processed using big data analytics with MapReduce parallel processing. The proposed authentication approach is evaluated using NetDuino Plus 2 boards that yield a lower connection overhead, memory consumption, response time, and a robust defense against various malicious attacks. On the other hand, our data processing approach is tested on reliable datasets using Apache Hadoop with Apache Spark to verify the proposed DMS engine. The test results reveal that the proposed architecture offers valuable insights into the smart social societies in the context of IIoT.

Keywords

Demand side management, home area network, industrial Internet of Things, Security, smart societies, trust

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