Research
Overview
According to the Society 5.0 vision put forward by the Japanese government, the cyber and physical spaces will be tightly integrated to build the future human-centered society. Moreover, the Internet of Things (IoT) and Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) have already started to become an integral part of our daily life, leading to new challenges and issues. These complex conditions place strong requirements regarding the trustworthiness of Society 5.0, and the key research question that our lab is focusing on is: How to ensure that the future Society 5.0 is a safe and secure environment?
Research Directions
To address the key research question mentioned above, our lab's activity focuses on four main directions that contribute from various perspectives to Society 5.0 trustworthiness. Moreover, several of the tools that we developed were released as open source on GitHub to support other researchers in this field.
Cybersecurity The increase of cybersecurity threats in the current society makes it necessary to create robust systems that support cybersecurity-related activities. For this purpose, we leverage modern techniques such as AI and machine learning, and examples related to this research direction include:
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IoT/CPS Security IoT/CPS systems have specific characteristics, such as computation resource constraints and a complex System of Systems (SoS) nature. In order to address these issues, IoT/CPS security approaches require the use of suitable techniques, as highlighted in the examples below:
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Trustworthiness Assurance The Society 5.0 challenges must be thoroughly considered from the perspective of the five components of trustworthiness: safety, security, privacy, reliability and resilience. Examples of related activities include:
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Security Education and Training The human factor is an important component of cybersecurity, and we conduct research in the areas of technical security training, as well as awareness security training, as follows:
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Last modified: Tue Oct 15 13:27:46 JST 2024