Security-Aware Mapping for Real-Time Distributed Embedded Systems
Chung-Wei Lin

Citation
Chung-Wei Lin. "Security-Aware Mapping for Real-Time Distributed Embedded Systems". Tutorial, 21, April, 2014.

Abstract
Cyber-security has become a critical issue for real-time distributed embedded systems in domains such as automotive, avionics, and industrial automation. However, in many of such systems, the tight resource constraints and strict timing requirements make it difficult or even impossible to add security mechanisms after the initial design stages. To produce secure and safe systems with desired performance, security must be considered together with other objectives at the system level and from the beginning of the design. In this talk, we introduce how to consider security during the design stages for real-time distributed embedded systems. Two real case studies have been done on a Controller Area Network based system and a Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) based system, where both security and timing requirements are met.

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  Chung-Wei Lin. <a
  href="http://www.terraswarm.org/pubs/246.html"
  ><i>Security-Aware Mapping for Real-Time
  Distributed Embedded Systems</i></a>, Tutorial, 
  21, April, 2014.

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  Chung-Wei Lin. "Security-Aware Mapping for Real-Time
  Distributed Embedded Systems". Tutorial,  21, April,
  2014.

• BibTeX

  @tutorial{Lin14_SecurityAwareMappingForRealTimeDistributedEmbedded,
      author = {Chung-Wei Lin},
      title = {Security-Aware Mapping for Real-Time Distributed
                Embedded Systems},
      day = {21},
      month = {April},
      year = {2014},
      abstract = {Cyber-security has become a critical issue for
                real-time distributed embedded systems in domains
                such as automotive, avionics, and industrial
                automation. However, in many of such systems, the
                tight resource constraints and strict timing
                requirements make it difficult or even impossible
                to add security mechanisms after the initial
                design stages. To produce secure and safe systems
                with desired performance, security must be
                considered together with other objectives at the
                system level and from the beginning of the design.
                In this talk, we introduce how to consider
                security during the design stages for real-time
                distributed embedded systems. Two real case
                studies have been done on a Controller Area
                Network based system and a Time Division Multiple
                Access (TDMA) based system, where both security
                and timing requirements are met.},
      URL = {http://terraswarm.org/pubs/246.html}
  }
  

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