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ICACT20230185 Question.1
Questioner: gmmwansa@gmail.com    2023-02-22 ¿ÀÀü 2:23:46
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What does "Account for all the data that is being collected and stored within the environment" mean? Do you mean that you want use the data rationality of collected data and stored data to judge whether system is under attack? Is there a example? Thank you for the question. What this statement means is that the type of security that needs to put on IoT devices should be considerate of the environment or a place where it has been installed or used. For example, some devices can be installed in public spaces while others can be in private and protected spaces. These devices collect data from those spaces so the type of security features that you will implement in public spaces would be different from those in private spaces/environments. I hope this answers the question. Thank you.
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Thanks for your presentation. I have a question. As I have known, the Internet of Things started in 1999, why do you just use bibliometric analysis of scientific publications (i.e. articles, books, book chapters, and conference papers) for the period between 2016 and 2022 for your research, why don't you extend the range to see clearly the trend of using protocols? Thank you for asking this important question. Of course, you are right it would have been nice to see earlier trends, however, we defined our scope to be within a period of 2016 to 2022 because we were focusing on latest IoT devices and current research activities based on current security mitigation protocols. Hence, 2016 – 2022 suitably defined the scope of the study