Security Architecture for the Internet of Things (IoT) in Commercial Buildings

March 3, 2018

Today’s building-automation systems are implemented independently, as separately managed and very often completely isolated systems, based on domain-specific transport and application protocols. Very little is done to enable information exchange between various automation systems in the building, or to allow building administrators to have cross-domain, streamlined control over the building infrastructure.

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