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Security by Delegation für Industrie 4.0

  • Markus JungEmail author
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Zusammenfassung

Die mit Industrie 4.0 einhergehende Dynamik erfordert flexible Sicherheitskonzepte und Netzwerkarchitekturen. Das Konzept Security by Delegation könnte einen Teil zukünftiger Sicherheitslösungen für Industrie 4.0 darstellen. Die Delegation von Sicherheitsfunktionalität an einen vertrauenswürdigen Stellvertreter reduziert den Ressourcenbedarf für den Einsatz sicherer Kommunikationsprotokolle und ermöglicht eine flexible, zentralisierte, Zugriffskontrolle. In diesem Beitrag wird eine Reihe von Delegationsverfahren vorgestellt und hinsichtlich ihrer konzeptionellen Eigenschaften untersucht. Weiterhin werden mögliche Anwendungsszenarien erörtert.

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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Institut für TelematikKarlsruher Institut für TechnologieKarlsruheDeutschland

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