The Safe Cities project aims to respond and to anticipate the challenges facing modern urban societies, which are increasingly dependent on technological developments in the fields of sensing, data transmission, storage and intelligent remote processing to meet their security needs, privacy, comfort and efficiency.
The Safe Cities project aims to respond and to anticipate the challenges facing modern urban societies, which are increasingly dependent on technological developments in the fields of sensing, data transmission, storage and intelligent remote processing to meet their security needs, privacy, comfort and efficiency.
Project in partnership between Bosch Ovar and Universidade do Porto, in colaboration with Câmara Municipal do Porto.
Combining the knowledge and expertise of Bosch Ovar and the University of Porto, the main result of this project is an IoT ecosystem for safe cities, consisting of five complementary systems that allow creating multiple services through the same ecosystem, contributing in an innovative and relevant way to raise the security plateau of cities.
- ZERMIA - A Fault Injector framework for testing Byzantine Fault Tolerant protocols (Best Paper) (2021) - [link]
- Provisioning, Authentication and Secure Communications for IoT Devices on FIWARE (2021)- [link]
- Towards a Modular On-Premise Approach for Data Sharing (2021) - [link]
- Hardening cryptographic operations through the use of secure enclaves (2021) - [link]
- Fundamental privacy rights in a pandemic state (2021) - [link]
- The case for blockchain in IoT identity management (2020) - [link]
- A Survey on Using Kolmogorov Complexity in Cybersecurity (2019) - [link]
by João Soares
FIWARE is an open source IoT and Smart-City platform. This workshop will present the platform and present application examples (tutorials) for smart-city applications.
Project in partnership between Bosch Ovar and Universidade do Porto, in colaboration with Câmara Municipal do Porto.
