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ISBN 10: 1394272472
ISBN 13: 9781394272471
Author: Palanichamy Naveen, R Maheswar, U S Ragupathy
This book serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding the complex relationship between digital twins and cybersecurity, providing practical strategies for safeguarding connected systems.
This book explores the convergence of digital twins and cybersecurity, offering insights, strategies, and best practices for safeguarding connected systems. It examines the definition, evolution, types, and applications of digital twins across industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and transportation. Highlighting growing digital threats, it underscores the need for robust cybersecurity measures to protect the integrity and confidentiality of digital twin ecosystems.
The book analyzes key components and infrastructure of digital twins, including data flow, communication channels, vulnerabilities, and security considerations. It also addresses privacy challenges and explores relevant regulations and compliance requirements. Guiding readers through implementing security measures, it presents a comprehensive cybersecurity framework, covering data protection, encryption, and strategies for ensuring data integrity and confidentiality. It also explores incident response and recovery, secure communication protocols, and the roles of gateways and firewalls. Industry-specific challenges and mitigation strategies are examined through real-world case studies, offering valuable insights and lessons learned.
Emerging trends in digital twin technology are thoroughly explored, including the impact of advancements such as AI and quantum computing and their associated cybersecurity challenges and solutions.
Audience
This book is an essential resource for professionals in the fields of cybersecurity and industrial and infrastructure sectors, including manufacturing, healthcare, transportation, and other industries that utilize digital twins. Researchers in computer science, cybersecurity, engineering, and technology, as well as policymakers and regulatory bodies, will also find this book highly useful.
1 Introduction
1.1 Introduction to the Concept of Digital Twins and Cybersecurity
1.2 Significance of Integrating Digital Twins and Cybersecurity
2 Understanding Digital Twins
2.1 Definition of Digital Twins
2.2 Evolution of Digital Twins
2.3 Various Types of Digital Twins
2.4 Applications in Different Industries
3 The Importance of Cybersecurity
3.1 Growing Threats in the Digital Landscape
3.2 Significance of Cybersecurity in Protecting Digital Twins
3.3 Potential Consequences of Cyberattacks on Digital Twins
4 Digital Twin Architecture
4.1 Key Components and Infrastructure of Digital Twins
4.2 Data Flow and Communication Channels
4.3 Vulnerabilities and Security Considerations in the Architecture
5 Cybersecurity Framework for Digital Twins
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Key Principles and Best Practices
5.3 Guidelines for Implementing Security Measures
6 Securing Data in Digital Twins
6.1 Challenges of Securing Data Within Digital Twins
6.2 Encryption Techniques and Data Protection Mechanisms
6.3 Strategies for Ensuring Data Integrity and Confidentiality
7 Authentication and Access Control
7.1 Importance of Robust Authentication Mechanisms
7.2 Access Control Models and Techniques
7.3 Multi-Factor Authentication and Biometrics in Digital Twins
8 Threat Detection and Incident Response
8.1 Importance of Proactive Threat Detection
8.2 Techniques for Identifying Security Breaches in Digital Twins
8.3 Guidelines for Incident Response and Recovery
9 Securing Communication in Digital Twins
9.1 Introduction
9.2 The Role of Secure Gateways and Firewalls
9.3 Importance of Network Segmentation and Isolation
10 Privacy Considerations
10.1 Privacy Challenges Associated with Digital Twins
10.2 Privacy Regulations and Compliance Requirements
10.3 Recommendations for Ensuring Privacy in Digital Twin Deployments
11 Industrial Applications of Digital Twins
11.1 Use of Digital Twins in Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Transportation Sectors
11.2 The Potential Cybersecurity Risks and Mitigation Strategies Specific to Each Industry
12 Smart Cities and Digital Twins
12.1 The Integration of Digital Twins in Smart City Infrastructure
12.2 Cybersecurity Challenges in Managing Interconnected Systems
12.3 Successful Use Cases and Lessons Learned
13 Case Studies
13.1 Present Real-World Case Studies of Digital Twins and Cybersecurity
13.2 Notable Examples, Both Successful and Unsuccessful
14 Future Trends and Challenges
14.1 Emerging Trends in Digital Twin Technology
14.2 Potential Cybersecurity Challenges and Solutions for Future Developments
14.3 The Impact of Advancements Such as AI and Quantum Computing
14.4 Conclusion
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Tags: Palanichamy Naveen, R Maheswar, U S Ragupathy, Twins, Cybersecurity
