Aicha Aiche
ABSTRACT
This research explores trust management in IoT water treatment plants, emphasizing the collaboration between advanced technologies and qualified personnel. We measure trust based on actor-specific criteria by integrating tailored policy languages. Our approach stands out for humanizing trust, making it accessible and understandable. The methodology includes an in-depth literature analysis, identification of trust criteria, and innovative integration of policy languages, with positive validation in simulated environments. The results demonstrate significant improvements, highlighting a positive impact on security and collaboration. In conclusion, our innovative approach promises to reshape trust management, providing a comprehensive and user-friendly perspective in technologically complex environments.
Index Terms
- Trust Management In IoT Drinking Water Treatment Plants
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